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Traditional house plans possess all the quaint character and charm of the past with all the amenities and conveniences of the future. These homes do not specifically fit into a particular style or passion of home but clearly contain characteristics of older homes that may include columns, pillars, gables and overhead dormers. Typically, every seven to ten years, there is a shift in design aspects within the home design/building industry and each is labelled accordingly and with great fanfare; however, Traditional house plans are a mainstay of Americana and continue to captivate and charm homeowners. Purist at heart, these homeowners are seeking homes highlighted with symmetry, aesthetically pleasing balance and clean lines with a devotion for ease and comfort in their immediate surroundings. While not describing a particular style, Traditional house plans are easily recognizable and possess understated elegance that is easily noticeable and timeless. Read More