
Colonial Revival Plans House Plans
Colonial house plans feature strategically aligned windows, hipped roofs often combined with dormers and elegant finishes with a touch of history.
Architectural Features of Colonial House Plans
- Hipped or side gabled roof
- Symmetrically Aligned Windows, often around a central front door
- Elegant Finishes, detailing door and window surrounds
Colonial Revival Plans House Plan Features

Hipped Roof
Most colonial house plans offer ease of construction, with square or rectangular footprints, symmetrical massing, and side-gabled or hipped roofs.

Symmetrically Aligned Windows
Stately and symmetrical with an orderly arrangement of windows around a central front door, colonial house plans are typically two stories high and are warmed by a central chimney. The windows are aligned both vertically and horizontally and are never paired, although a three-part Palladian window may be featured in the later variations of Colonial architecture.

Elegant Finishes
Well-proportioned bedrooms provide plenty of space for a growing family, guest rooms or a luxurious owners' suite defined as lovely, gracious, and deservedly popular. Colonial house plans are accented by decorative details throughout the home, more specifically door and window surrounds.









