Country House Plans
Country House plans feature spacious porches, gabled roofs often paired with dormer windows for the relaxing rural lifestyle.
Architectural Features of Country House Plans
- Extend Living Space Outdoors, shed roof porch typically placed within L
- Asymmetrical Design, one-two stories
- Gabled Roof, usually cross-gable, occasionally side or front gable; moderate or varied pitch
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Country House Plan Features
Extend Living Space Outdoors
Completely comfortable in any country or suburban neighborhood, this charming home style is a natural choice for easy-going year round living or as a vacation home in a lovely rustic retreat. Spacious porches extend living space to create a seamless transition between indoors and out.
Asymmetrical Design
Often asymmetrical in design Country house plans are typically one-two stories high, charming Country farm house plans offer big kitchens, informal living areas, and plenty of room for families to spread out.
Gabled Roof
From the Tidewater and Cracker houses of the south to the Log houses and Cottage homes of New England, Country home plans typically feature deep wide rocking-chair-friendly porches, gabled roofs, dormers, multi-paned rectangular windows with shutters and simple wood type siding.
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