1 Bedroom House Plans

Whether built as an in-law unit for a larger home or as a stand-alone small dwelling, one-story homes have a lot to offer.

1 Story House Plans

One-story homes are an excellent choice for many different types of buyers. Young families will appreciate the lack of stairs when chasing after kids. Older owners can age in place with greater accessibility.

1.5 Story House Plans

House plans with 1 1/2 stories give you extra room upstairs. 1.5 story house plans can include Craftsman bungalow styles, farmhouse designs, and traditional house plan designs.

2 Bedroom House Plans

Two bedrooms may be all that buyers need, especially empty nesters or couples without children (or just one). You may be surprised at how upscale some of these homes are, especially ones that include offices and bonus rooms for extra space when needed.

2 Story House Plans

Two-story homes offer distinct advantages: they maximize the lot by building up instead of out, are well-suited for view lots, and offer greater privacy for bedrooms. It’s also hard to beat the curb appeal of a striking two-story design.

3 Bedroom House Plans

Three-bedroom plans outsell all others. Why? It’s just the right amount of sleeping space for many different family situations: parents and two children, a couple with an elderly parent and perhaps a caretaker

3 Story House Plans

For unparalleled views and maximum space on a small lot, you can’t beat a three-story home. These soaring designs often feature parking, storage, and recreational spaces on the first level, the main gathering rooms above, and bedrooms on the top for the best views.

4 Bedroom House Plans

For families needing a bit more space, four bedrooms are perfect. Some plans configure this with a guest suite on the first floor and the others (or just the remaining secondary bedrooms) upstairs for maximum flexibility.

5 Bedroom House Plans

For the ultimate in space and versatility, five-bedroom homes are the way to go. A variety of different buyers will appreciate these layouts: big families on a budget who just need a bunch

A-Frame House Plans

A-Frame house plans are an offshoot of the European chalet form, which is designed with a steeply pitched gable roof to shed snow. A-Frame designs take it a step further by taking the roof nearly all the way to the ground, so the home looks like the letter A.

Adam/Federal House Plans

Spacious Adam/Federal house plans present a balanced, often brick, facade to the street, usually in two or more stories. The center hall entry features both sidelights and a fanlight overhead, as well as a pediment or portico supported by columns.

Best Selling Builder House Plans

Looking for time-tested plans? This special collection of best selling house plans rank at the top of the charts for builders nationwide.

Builder House Plans - Editors Picks

Out of over 28,000 plans on Builder House Plans, these are ones that caught our attention – they’ve got the most interesting layouts, the hottest new design features, and outstanding details

Builder House Plans - Move Up House Plans

Building for the move-up buyer? Make sure that you’re offering the kind of layout that today’s families want. Besides including plenty of room and sleeping space, these outstanding plans show off the hottest design features

Bungalow Cottage House Plans

Offering loads of charm in a modest footprint, Bungalow Cottage house plans are right at home on small urban and suburban lots as well as rural spreads. With period details reminiscent of Colonial, Victorian, and Craftsman architecture, Bungalow Cottage designs feature up-to-date interior layouts that use space wisely.

California

Check out our collection of California floor plans below! ** Living in California can mean many things. For instance, if you're building your home near the beach, a coastal cottage plan might be exactly what you need. On the other hand, if you plan to break ground in the desert, a mission or Mediterranean style floor plan could be just what the doctor ordered. That said, if you plan to reside in the mountains, a rustic cabin might work well. Then again, if you call San Francisco home, an edgy contemporary/modern home plan might work perfectly for you. Finally, if you live in a suburb, a modern Ranch home plan or a Craftsman bungalow design could be your best choice. As you browse the below collection, you'll see all of these styles represented and more. You'll also notice an abundance of plans that offer outdoor living space, like porches, decks, patios, balconies, etc. ** Please note that some locations may require specific engineering and/or local code adoptions. Be sure to check with your contractor or local building authority to see what is required for your area.

Canadian

Cape Cod House Plans

New England's answer to harsh winters, Cape Cod house plans blend rugged practicality with a comfortable interior layout.

Chalet House Plans

Chalet style house plans make perfect rustic getaway homes, with forms and features inspired by Alpine architecture. Two-story plans, often on raised foundations, rise above heavy snows, topped by steep gable roofs to shed the snow and ice.

Chateauesque House Plans

The Chateauesque home is formal and classic, defined by heavy ornamentation. A cut stone exterior gives the Chateauesque home an air of elegance.

Coastal

Take advantage of the heating-up vacation home market with one of these beautiful coastal house plans. Designed to capture sea breezes and outstanding beach views, these layouts typically feature extensive porches, patios, and lanais.

Contemporary Cottage House Plans

Our Contemporary Cottage collection has everything from funky getaways to cool urban retreats. Modern styling and unique features characterize these designs. Windows are expansive, opening onto fantastic views or outdoor living areas.

Contemporary Craftsman House Plans

Contemporary Craftsman house plans combine Craftsman-inspired curb appeal with up-to-date floor plans for modern lifestyles. In this collection, you’ll find hundreds of beautiful home designs, displaying Arts and Crafts details like decorative trusses

Contemporary Ranch House Plans

Browse our collection of Contemporary Ranch house plans for designs that apply a clean, contemporary aesthetic to one story layouts.

Contemporary/Modern Houses

Contemporary/Modern house plans cover a wide range of sub-styles and appeal to those who appreciate an up-to-date approach to both design and living.

Corner Lot House Plans with Side-Load Garage

Maximize a desirable corner lot with one of these attractive designs. The garages load from the side, keeping the front elevation free to feature lovely details like neighborhood-friendly porches, decorative columns

Cottage House Plans

The Cottage style house plan is synonymous with "cozy" but does not skimp on living space. Cottage house plans do not adhere to any specific architectural style, but my exhibit the influence of

Country Ranch House Plans

Country Ranch homes combine traditional appeal with accessible, one story layouts. Young families and empty-nesters alike will appreciate the convenience of single-level living, where living areas, kitchen, bedrooms, and garage can all be accessed without the obstacle of stairs.

Craftsman Garage Plans

A separate garage adds so much versatility. Besides parking (of course), it can provide storage space, a workshop, or even a separate apartment for visitors or live-in relatives.

Craftsman Ranch House Plans

Craftsman Ranch house plans offer Craftsman-inspired design details in easily-accessible one story floor layouts. Craftsman style is hot right now, and homeowners are attracted to its warm, earthy features, including stone and shingle accents, decorative trusses, and welcoming porches.

Deck Plans

Take outdoor living to the next level with these outstanding deck plans. Whether you’re enhancing a new house plan or adding onto an existing home, these decks offer

Designer's Choice

Sometimes you just know you've created something wonderful. We asked our top designers to identify the house plans that represent their best work

Dutch Colonial House Plans

Often constructed of stone with a combination of brick and clapboard, Dutch Colonial homes look solid and substantial and are the essence of coziness.

Elevated, Stilt, Piling,and Pier Plans

Building in a coastal or mountain region that requires an elevated foundation for flood protection or other purposes? We’ve got you covered with the plans in this collection.

English Cottage House Plans

Springing up in American neighborhoods around the same time as Craftsman-influenced bungalows, English Cottage house share many features of modest, family-friendly bungalow designs, with a distinctly English look.

Estate House Plans

Whether you’re looking for a special home plan for a client with luxurious taste or you’re ready to build in an upscale market, the estate house plan collection has you covered.

Exclusive House Plans

Thanks to our exclusive relationships with top designers, you'll find more than 2,500 home plans here that aren't available on other sites.

Florida House Plans

Building in the Sunshine State? These homes are a natural fit. Outdoor living spaces abound, like spacious verandas, wide porches, and other relaxing areas.

French Country House Plans

Inspired by the cottages and grand manors of the French countryside, French country house plans are adapted to please today's homeowners.

French Country Ranch House Plans

French Country Ranch house plans apply Old World style to the quintessentially American Ranch home. With hipped roofs and quaint details like arched window and door openings, French Country Ranch designs feature traditional curb appeal for in-town lots and on the outskirts.

Garage Plans

Today’s garage plans offer much more than just parking. Sure, there are simple designs with one, two, three or more bays. But many garage plans also include space for workshops, RVs, storage, and even full guest apartments.

Garages with Apartments

For sheer versatility, you can’t beat a garage plan with an apartment. Below, these designs offer plenty of parking, storage, and even workshops. Upstairs, guests or live-in relatives (especially a recent college graduate who has come home to look for work) will love the comfort and privacy of their own apartments.

Georgian House Plans

Still popular to this day, the Georgian style was originally imported from England during Colonial times. Larger than other Colonial house plans, Georgian homes are most suited for generous lots.

Gothic Revival House Plans

Described as church-like in appearance, Gothic Revival house plans are commonly found in the Northeast. The Gothic Revival home is easily identified by its Gothic arches and pointed windows.

Greek Revival House Plans

Green House Plans

Choosing a home plan designed with green features is the foundational decision in the building of a comfortable, sustainable home. We help you accomplish all this by featuring plans that meet our baseline criteria for green design.

House Plan with Master BR Upstairs

For families who prefer the traditional layout of the master suite upstairs with the secondary bedrooms, there are many beautiful options in this collection.

House Plans with Courtyards

House plans with courtyards offer many advantages. If the home’s layout wraps around a central, side, or back courtyard, most rooms will offer views of this space for outstanding indoor/outdoor connections.

House Plans with Elevator

As Baby Boomers retire, accessibility in their homes will become more important. House plans with elevators make it easier to age in place.

House Plans with Fireplaces

A fireplace instantly gives character, warmth, and focus to a room. This huge collection contains designs that showcase at least one fireplace.

House Plans with Hidden/Safe Room

Whether homeowners want a secure space for emergencies, an area to safeguard precious valuables, a place to wait out a storm, or simply a fun hidden room, these unique layouts offer more than meets the eye.

House Plans with Indoor Pool

Pools are wonderful amenities for recreation and fitness, but what if you’re building in an area with distinct seasons? These unique plans include pools or spas in enclosed spaces within the home so that owners can swim and relax throughout the whole year.

House Plans with Inlaw Suite

As the population ages, more families will become caretakers for elderly parents or relatives. These house plans with in-law suites offer the needed space (often on the first floor, ideal for a person with limited mobility).

House Plans with Jack and Jill Bathrooms

For families with young children, a Jack and Jill bathroom that serves the secondary bedrooms, saves space, and provides extra privacy.

House Plans with Main Level Master

Main level master house plan designs offer convenience and practicality, especially if you're planning to age in place, or simply crave an extra layer of daily convenience.

House Plans with Mudrooms

Home plans with mudrooms offer homeowners a place in which to dispose of and store wet and/or dirty clothing and supplies before entering the main living area.

House Plans with Open Floor Plans

It’s no surprise that open floor plans are the layout of choice for today’s buyers. What explains their immense popularity? Many reasons: open layouts make small homes feel larger, create excellent sightlines, and promote a modern sense of relaxation and casual living.

House Plans with Patios

Supremely versatile, patios represent the very heart of outdoor living. After all, they’re where food is grilled, meals are shared, hot tubs get placed, and so on.

House Plans with Pool

A well-planned pool is one that takes the home into account and isn’t just plopped into the backyard. These smart house designs incorporate pools into the overall concepts, in many cases with side courtyards that the layouts wrap around for maximum inside/outside living.

House Plans with Porches

Looking for outdoor living space? Welcome to the Builder House Plans collection of home plans with porches! If a house plan with porch peaks your interest, ask yourself what kind of porch will suit you best.

House Plans with Walkout Basements

A walkout basement offers many advantages: it maximizes a sloping lot, adds square footage without increasing the footprint of the home, and creates another level of outdoor living.

House Plans with Wraparound Porches

If you're looking for bold, yet warm and welcoming curb appeal, and amazing outdoor living space, a wraparound porch house plan could be the best design for you.

Italianate House Plans

Inspired by the classically-influenced architecture of Italian cities and countryside, Italianate style enjoyed an American revival throughout the 19th century.

Large House Plans

When your buyers need space, these large house plans deliver. They range from simple layouts with lots of bedrooms all the way to ultra-luxurious estates for an upscale market.

Low Country House Plans

Low Country house plans originated near marshy Southern waterways and are best suited for such climates, though they make excellent primary or vacation homes in most any setting.

Luxury House Plans

Those who have achieved success in life are looking for luxury homes that reflect their achievements. This collection of Luxury Home Plans fulfills those aspirations, with expansive floor plans to answer the desire for additional living and entertaining space, and high-end options to add luxurious touches.

Mansion House Plans

Cast aside notions of gaudy or overdone mansions. Today’s ultra-luxurious plans offer much more than large square footage – instead, they’re focused on comfort and utility.

Mediterranean Modern House Plans

Looking to build a home in the Sunbelt, e.g. Texas, Florida, Arizona, etc? If so, come explore our collection of Mediterranean Modern home plan designs and blueprints.

Mission House Plans

The Mission style (really a revival, based on the style of California's 18th and 19th century missions) came to popularity in California, beginning in the 1890s, and soon spread to the rest of the Southwest and Florida.

Mountain

Whether you’re building for the vacation home market or simply in a mountainous region, our collection of Mountain Home Plans has designs to dazzle your buyers. Look for rugged details like decorative trusses (a hot design feature right now), plenty of porches, and exterior materials that echo naturally beautiful surroundings.

Multifamily House Plans and Duplex Designs

Getting into the multifamily market? Check out these duplex plans, triplex designs, and other layouts for more than one family. Entry-level buyers will especially appreciate these affordable designs.

Narrow Lot House Plans

As buildable land becomes more and more scarce closer to urban centers, builders and would-be home buyers are taking a fresh look at narrow lots. These lots offer building challenges not seen in more wide-open spaces farther from city centers, but the difficulties can be overcome through this set of house plans designed specially for narrow lots.

Neoclassical House Plans

Neoclassical house plans incorporate traditional elements drawn from classical architecture. The hallmark feature of Neoclassical design is a porch supported by grand columns, often extending two stories.

New American House Plans

Big inside and out, New American house plans embrace the idea of uninterrupted flow. Oversize windows allow abundant light into interior spaces.

Newest Plans

Don’t get stuck with a dated design! These new plans show off the latest amenities and layouts. You’ll find open layouts, spacious island kitchens, and comfortable master suites that will set your homes apart from what’s already on the market.

Outdoor Project Plans

This diverse collection offers many different ways to enhance a backyard. Add a studio for a private home office. Construct a lovely gazebo for cool sitting space.

Plantation House Plans

Queen Anne House Plans

The multistory Queen Anne house plan presents an eccentric asymmetrical façade to the street, providing a feeling of individuality and personal expression.

Ranch House Plans with Side-Load Garage

One story layouts – sometimes referred to as ranch homes – offer outstanding ease and livability for a wide range of buyers. Families with young children will appreciate the lack of stairs to baby-proof with cumbersome gates, while older homeowners can age in place

Second Empire House Plans

The double-sloped or "mansard" roof is a signature feature of the Second Empire house. Tall first-story windows, classical pediments, and a narrow stature are characteristic also.

Shed House Plans

A shed roof is a single plane pitched in only one direction. A subset of modern-contemporary design, shed house plans feature one or more shed roofs, giving an overall impression of asymmetry.

Shingle Style House Plans

The same Victorian movement that led to the rise of the Queen Anne style also made possible the popular Shingle style home. Distinctive towers, protruding gables, and complex rooflines connect this style to the rest of the Victorian school.

Sloped Lot House Plans

Many builders face the challenge of fitting new homes to sloped lots - particularly as more-level building locations become scarce in developing areas.

Small House Plans

From simple entry-level homes to beautifully appointed (but still modestly sized) empty nests, these small homes (most under 2,000 square feet) deliver outstanding value.

Southern House Plans

These country-inspired designs work well in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, and other areas of the South. Large porches and generous outdoor living areas take advantage of warm evenings for outdoor relaxation. Farmhouse plans have become especially popular, including the sleek variation known as modern farmhouse style.

Southwest House Plans

Southwest house plans are a New World derivation of the Spanish structures that first arrived in North America in the 1600s, then surged into popularity during the 1920s.

Spanish Revival House Plans

The popularity of the Mission style led to increased interest in other Spanish styles, such as those of the Spanish colonies in North and Central America. Heavy ornamentation such as wrought-iron window and door hardware, ornately carved and shaped columns, and patterned tile or ceramic floor treatments trace this style's origins to the Old World.

Split Level House Plans

The relaxed and informal split level house plan caters to growing families, with separate spaces for daily activities. The middle level of the house plan often contains the living and dining area, the upper level holds the bedrooms, and the lower lever typically features a finished family room and garage.

Split Level Ranch House Plans

Split Level Ranch house plans are a variation of the Ranch genre, designed to get a little more space in the typically modest footprint of a true Ranch home. One version is the Split Foyer layout, in which the front door opens to a stair landing.

Starter House Plans

Entry-level buyers looking for starter homes will look favorably on these plans, all geared toward first-time owners trying to stretch their dollars and end up with a home that they'll love.

Tiny House Plans

Topping out at 1,000 square feet, these tiny house plans make the most of a little lot. Ultra-small designs with one, two, or even three bedrooms can appeal to a variety of different buyers.

Vacation House Plans

This collection of Vacation House Plans brings together designs tailored for typical vacation home settings - seaside, lakefront, mountain view, wooded settings, and the like - giving you a wide variety of layouts to meet the needs of the vacation-home buyer.

Victorian Cottage House Plans

Victorian Cottage house plans evoke the sweet little homes often seen in small towns. Offering maximum character in minimal footprints, Victorian Cottage designs are suitable for infill lots in historic neighborhoods, traditional neighborhood developments, as well as rural lots.