Architectural Styles

Southwest House Plans

Southwest house plans feature simple wood, brick, and stucco construction with highly decorative details throughout.

Architectural Features of Southwest House Plans

Low-Pitched Tile Roof
Spiral Columns, rustic wrought iron
Asymmetrical Design

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House Plan Code: DHSW45313

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3,163 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 3

Southwest House Plan Details

With their smooth stuccoed walls and rustic timberwork, Southwest house plans,are blessed with a rich history of Colonial Spanish and Native American style. Inside, the asymmetrical layout invites discovery with interesting alcoves, spacious living areas and a fluid floor plan that's ideally suited to modern family life. Completely in its element as a year-round home or vacation retreat in the Southwestern U.S., California or Mexico, this rustic hacienda home can also be found in Pueblo, Spanish Revival and Mission home plans.

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Southwest House Plan Features

Low-Pitched Tile Roof

Decorative detailing with patterned or painted tile work, exposed timbers, and stone floors give Southwestern house plans a distinctive south-of-the-border flavor and creates a warm and welcoming environment. The low-pitched tile roofs and stucco wall surfaces are trademark features accenting the doors and windows which are topped with arches.

Spiral Columns

Set low to the ground, with stucco, stone, brick or wood exteriors, one to two story Southwestern style house plans beckon visitors inside with entryways featuring spiral columns, rustic wrought iron, the splash of courtyard fountains and ornately carved front doors.

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Similar Styles

Mission
Low-pitched or flat roof of red tiles; stucco walls; handsome arches.
Pueblo
Sometimes called adobes; characterized by massive earth-colored stucco or adobe-brick walls.