Historical house plans

2018 Aurora Awards Silver Aurora, Best Single Family Detached Home Over 4,000 sf. 2018 ARDA Awards ARDA for Custom Homes The Carrington home plan is full of Charleston charm. This plan is perfect for a traditional neighborhood design with its narrow shape and garage access located in the rear. Outside, a circular verandah flanks the left side of the home. Columns and arches provide detail and give it a traditional flair. Inside, the narrow layout of the Carrington is still spacious. This…

Please note that this plan is not drawn to local specifications. If your building locality requires that the plan is stamped, you will need to find a local architect or engineer to modify and stamp the plan for local codes.

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Once, I bought a bag of dirt on the internet. I continue to be amazed by the variety of things you can buy on Amazon, but long ago, in the pages of the Sears Catalog, Amazon’s predecessor, you could even buy a house. Between the years of 1908 and 1942, the Sears Roebuck company sold more than 70,000 of these Sears Catalog homes, which were built in locations all over the country.

This colonial design floor plan is 3465 sq ft and has 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

The Maravella plan's exquisite pediment, columns and Palladian windows only begin to describe this home's attention to detail. Arches, columns and ceiling treatments define the living space throughout the plan. The leisure room boasts three sets of French doors opening to the back porch and the master suite features its own private deck. Built-ins, spacious walk-ins and a large, accessible kitchen add to the appeal. Enter into your two-story cove-lit foyer to observe the wide, open living…

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This colonial design floor plan is 2125 sq ft and has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms.

Please note that this plan is not drawn to local specifications. If your building locality requires that the plan is stamped, you will need to find a local architect or engineer to modify and stamp the plan for local codes.