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Front view of a white house, board-and-batten siding, brick base, wood porch posts, dormer windows, and dark shingle roof. House Plan # 4534-00168

PLAN #4534-00168

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$1,295
Sq Ft 2,284
Beds 4
Baths 3
½ Baths 1
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 84' 10"
Depth 59' 1"
Front view of a white house, board-and-batten siding, timber-framed porch, brick steps, and black-trimmed windows. House Plan # 009-00540
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$1,200
Sq Ft 1,295
Beds 2
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 0
Stories 1
Width 50' 6"
Depth 30' 6"
House Plan House Plan #24359 Front Elevation
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PLAN #041-00216

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$1,445
Sq Ft 2,390
Beds 4
Baths 3
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1.5
Width 66'
Depth 84'
Front view of a sage green house in Modern Farmhouse style, board-and-batten siding, wood garage door, mountain backdrop. House Plan # 7983-00224

PLAN #7983-00224

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$1,265
Sq Ft 1,608
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 47' 3"
Depth 60' 9"
House Plan House Plan #24808 Angled Front Elevation
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PLAN #4534-00037

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$1,245
Sq Ft 1,889
Beds 4
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 67' 2"
Depth 57' 6"
Front view of a grey house, board-and-batten siding, metal roof, wood porch posts, green garage door, and lush landscape. House Plan # 009-00539
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PLAN #009-00539

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$1,200
Sq Ft 1,397
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 62'
Depth 49' 6"
Front view of a white house in Modern Farmhouse style, timber-framed porch, wood shutters, and black garage door. House Plan # 940-01491

PLAN #940-01491

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$1,050
Sq Ft 1,040
Beds 2
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 60'
Depth 44'
Front view of a white house in Modern Farmhouse style, board-and-batten siding, metal roof accent, and fall decor. House Plan # 041-00449
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PLAN #041-00449

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$1,445
Sq Ft 2,070
Beds 4
Baths 3
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 53' 4"
Depth 64' 10"
Front view of a gray Traditional house, stone accents, shake siding, gabled roof, shutters, and lush garden landscaping. House Plan # 8768-00264

PLAN #8768-00264

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$1,272
Sq Ft 1,565
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 1
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 56'
Depth 45'
Front view of a beige house in French Country style, stone and brick facade, arched garage doors, and lush landscaping. House Plan # 8768-00258
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$1,696
Sq Ft 1,746
Beds 4-6
Baths 3
½ Baths 0
Cars 3
Stories 2
Width 57' 6"
Depth 56'
Rear view of a white house, vertical siding, dark metal roof, timber-framed porch, stone chimney, and black windows. House Plan # 3822-00058

PLAN #3822-00058

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$1,699
Sq Ft 2,412
Beds 4
Baths 3
½ Baths 0
Cars 0
Stories 1
Width 85'
Depth 44' 1"
Front view of a light blue house in Cottage style, gabled roof, white trim, covered porch, and single-car garage. House Plan # 4848-00653

PLAN #4848-00653

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$1,045
Sq Ft 1,248
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 1
Stories 1
Width 26'
Depth 61'
Front view of a white house in French Country style, stone chimney, stucco siding, arched entry, and autumn landscaping. House Plan # 7983-00221

PLAN #7983-00221

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$1,265
Sq Ft 1,901
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 1
Cars 0
Stories 1.5
Width 42'
Depth 49' 7"
Front view of a white house in Modern Farmhouse style, red door, dark shutters, dormers, and autumn landscaping. House Plan # 1776-00195

PLAN #1776-00195

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$990
Sq Ft 1,334
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 0
Stories 1
Width 46'
Depth 43'
Front view of a white European house, brick siding, wood timber accents, gabled roof, and manicured landscaping. House Plan # 041-00362
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PLAN #041-00362

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$1,395
Sq Ft 1,690
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 55' 4"
Depth 53' 4"
House Plan House Plan #33537 Angled Front Elevation
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PLAN #4848-00478

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$1,065
Sq Ft 1,491
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 1
Cars 1
Stories 2
Width 25'
Depth 44'
Front view of a black house in Modern Farmhouse style, metal roof, wood posts, brick porch, and attached carport. House Plan # 041-00461

PLAN #041-00461

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$1,345
Sq Ft 1,410
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 2
Stories 1
Width 50'
Depth 53'
White brick cottage, Angled Front Elevation, black window frames, wooden front door, porch chairs, brick walkway, trees. House Plan # 041-00453 Digital Rendering by America's Best House Plans, Inc.

PLAN #041-00453

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$1,345
Sq Ft 1,349
Beds 3
Baths 2
½ Baths 0
Cars 0
Stories 1
Width 43' 2"
Depth 42'
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Traditional FAQ

What is a traditional house plan?

Traditional house plans can be difficult to categorize; however, these classic home designs can typically be identified by viewing their interior footprint. Usually, these homes feature the more formal rooms at the front of the house; a living and dining room add grace and grandeur to these home designs and feature a great approach to entertaining or celebrating special family occasions.

Often, these homes feature classic rooms of bygone eras, a music conservatory, a library, a study, or a formal office with wood paneling and a grand fireplace. More modern traditional house plans may incorporate a formal living and dining room in a closed-concept layout.

Regardless of the scale and number of interior rooms, traditional house plans will, most often, blend vaulted ceilings, well-laid-out floor plans, and fabulous window views into the home's interior. The homes may contain expansion space with lofts, bonus rooms, basements, a cellar or walk-out basement, and these interior features.

What is traditional home architecture?

Some of the key characteristics of traditional home architecture are:

  • Front porches
  • Formal living and dining rooms
  • Functional floor plans
  • Gabled roofs
  • Dormers
  • Columns
  • Symmetrical window placement
  • Little to no ornamentation
  • Covered entries
  • Simple rooflines

What is the function of a traditional house?

The function of a traditional house design is to serve the occupants' necessities in the current day and age. By this definition, a conventional home from 50 years ago differs from today's traditional home.

What is the difference between a modern house and a traditional house?

One of the most significant differences between a modern and traditional home is floor plans. You'll quickly notice when comparing layouts that conventional house floor plans are usually made up of many smaller, designated rooms. In contrast, a modern home is typically one ample, open space, relying on the décor to define the living spaces rather than walls.

Another striking difference between modern and traditional homes is often the windows. While both homes may have large windows, traditional homes will likely have the windows symmetrically placed and adorned with curtains and even decorated with stained glass. On the other hand, modern homes will have windows of differing shapes and sizes in addition to one or more skylights, letting in as much natural light as possible.

What are traditional houses made of?

Traditional houses are typically made of stone, brick, stucco, or a combination of the three. Newer traditional home plans will sometimes only use brick on the exterior but use modern materials for the framing and interior of the home.

What is a modern traditional home?

A modern traditional home takes many of the exterior features of a conventional home, such as gabled roofs, dormers, and columns. However, it combines them with some of the more modern floor designs in the 21st century, such as open-concept kitchen and dining areas and an open floor plan. You may also visit the addition of more windows and skylights to let in more natural light.

Why are traditional houses better?

There are several reasons why some people believe traditional houses are better than other homes. The first is that they are generally more cost-effective to build than other, more modern, or design-specific styles of homes. Materials for traditional house plans are readily available in any housing market, and almost nothing must be specially ordered to complete the home's construction.

In addition to being cheaper, traditional-style house plans are very flexible in design and can be modified in many ways to suit your tastes. And because they're flexible, they tend to blend in with just about any neighborhood they're built in, preventing you from being the sore eye on the block.

And lastly, traditional homes are timeless. Of course, trends come and go, and the definition of "modern" will forever change, but traditional homes will never go out of style.

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