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Drive Under House Plans
Drive-under house plans are designed for garage placement under the home's first-floor plan. Typically, this type of garage placement is necessary and a good solution for homes situated on rugged or steep property lots and usually associated with vacation homes located in the mountains, along with coastal areas, or other waterfront destinations.
A great benefit of utilizing drive-under garages, whether by design or necessity, is the bonus of raising the primary and subsequent vertical floors to a height commiserate with excellent views afforded of adjacent mountains, lakes, or other waterfront property. Additionally, every home style can benefit equally by having a drive-under-house plan. Hence, there is no limit to the exterior façade possibilities despite any challenging property lot or grading requirements. Often, along with a drive-under garage, an unfinished basement foundation is the perfect solution for adding additional living space to a challenging lot and features a two-fold answer to a sloping or demanding property lot.
