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Country Cracker house plans feature steep metal roofs paired with deep shaded porches accentuating their casual homey nature.

Architectural Features of Country Cracker House Plans

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  • Hipped roof, pyramidal of moderate or varying pitch

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Plan number DHSW42594 Featured Plan

House Plan Code: DHSW42594

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  • 2,019 Sq. Ft.
  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Baths: 2
The Cracker house plan most basic of the Cracker home plans are one room "single pen" designs with a stone or block chimney for warmth during the cooler months. More expansive "dog trot" plans feature breezeways, while "double pen" or "saddlebag" designs offer more room for a growing family. Ideal as a tropical vacation getaway home, Cracker house plans can be expanded to a two-story house design that offers more space and modern amenities while maintaining a nostalgic sense of America's rural past.
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Country Cracker House Plan Features
Exquisite Details

Exquisite Details

Raised off the ground with pilings of rocks or bricks with cross-breeze friendly windows, these environmentally compatible, pre-air conditioning era homes are now considered a model of energy efficiency and have come back into fashion.

Steep-Sloped Metal Roof

Steep-Sloped Metal Roof

With its casual homey style, steep metal roof, and deep shaded porches the Cracker house plan traces its origins to the simple one-story wooden cabins built by early Florida and Georgia settlers. The Cracker house plan typically offers a small, symmetrical, square plan one-two stories with a large front porch spanning across the front facade, supported by posts.

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