We love these not-so-open floor plans.
We love these not-so-open floor plans.
A family room adjacent to the kitchen provides space for casual entertaining.
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An iron balcony overlooks the family room.
It’s an ideal floor plan for work-from-home professionals.
The separate side entrance leads to a main-level office.
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The house welcomes visitors with classic charm with its deep front porch.
This cottage gives a lived-in, cozy vibe and a modern approach to a traditional cottage home.
The relaxed porches and graceful columns add a distinct Southern flavor to this house.
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The kitchen is adjacent to a conveniently placed breakfast room and a spacious butler’s pantry.
Covered porches in the front and side offer plenty of space to entertain.
Two bedrooms and full bathrooms upstairs allow spaces for guests to visit.
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This welcoming design has a vaulted living room in this raised cottage.
An alternative floor plan for this house is available.
A library and keeping room add plenty of storage space to this classic floor plan.
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Thoughtful design touches throughout this plan make this a house to marvel at and enjoy.
Natural materials help make this home blend with its surroundings.
However, a fireplace divides the dining and living space to create cozy gathering spaces.
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Aberdeen Place, Plan #013
The flow of this home makes everyday living and entertaining enjoyable.
A foyer opens to an impressive two-story family room with a fireplace.
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