Architectural Styles

Mediterranean House Plans

Mediterranean house plans feature low-pitched red-tile roofs, stucco exterior walls, asymmetrical layout with open airy living spaces.

Architectural Features of Mediterranean House Plans

Striking Exterior, wrought iron details, wooden window grilles
Low-Pitched Red-Tile Roof

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House Plan Code: DHSW02238

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2,794 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3

Mediterranean House Plan Details

Inspired by seaside Renaissance-era villas, Mediterranean house plans take their primary design cues from romantic Italian and Spanish architecture. A perennial favorite in Florida and California, Mediterranean homes with a Tuscan sensibility have comfortably settled into open rolling landscapes found in Midwest prairie states as well as Texas Hill Country.

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Striking Features

Lovely balconies and decorative wrought iron or wooden window grilles, give these homes an exotic feel, while large windows let the brilliance of nature shine in. Open Mediterranean style floor plans let air - and party guests - circulate freely between gracious rooms that often open onto lush gardens, patios and pools. Ideal for grand family residences as well as vacation getaways, Mediterranean house plans are filled with a warm sense of hospitality that never goes out of style.

Ornate Detailing

With low-pitched tile or terra cotta roofs, multi-storied rectangular Mediterranean home plans feature stuccoed walls, charming arches, and ornate door surrounds.

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Similar Styles

Italianate House Plans:
Smooth stone, brick or wood accentuating the tall narrow pairs of double-hung windows.
Spanish House Plans:
Low-pitched red-tile roofs, stucco exterior walls, asymmetrical layout with open airy living spaces.