Plan Description
What's Included
Cost-to-Build
Construction Financing

This Modern industrial styled home, with Contemporary and Coastal influences, features 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, 2,233 square feet, a first-floor primary suite, and an open concept layout. The first floor also features a mudroom, dedicated laundry room, gym off the back of the two-car garage, and expansive windows, making this home perfect for enjoying those outside views. The three remaining bedrooms are located upstairs with a full bath and a loft area. House Plans Online is committed to equipping homeowners with detailed and practical plans to help create the perfect home. Each plan is purposefully crafted to balance functionality, efficiency, and charm.

Our usual plan set does not include drawings for plumbing, heating, or air conditioning, as there are a wide range of local codes and climatic conditions. But don’t worry! These details and specifications can be easily obtained from your builder, contractor, and/or local suppliers. Before purchasing a set of house plans, we recommend that you contact your builder and building officials to understand the building codes and requirements in your area.

Each Plan Contains:

Floor plans
Foundation plan
Roof plan
4 elevations (Front, Rear, Left, and Right)
Typical Wall Section or Cross Section
Electrical Plans

When you’re planning to build a new home, one of the most important things to consider is the total cost of the project. House Plans Online has partnered with StartBuild to provide comprehensive and accurate cost-to-build estimates for your construction projects.

If you’re considering building a house, you might be wondering about the financing options. Constructing a home requires a specific type of loan called a construction loan. Unlike a standard mortgage, this loan is specifically designed to cover expenses such as land, labor, materials, and permits.

It’s important to note that construction loans come with their own distinct features and requirements, setting them apart from traditional mortgages. Let’s examine how construction loans work and what you need to know before applying.