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Take a stroll through these interior photos to see clearly defined spaces that center on the joy of gathering together. When building with us, all funds received for the development of the plans, whether it's the retainer or full price of the plans, are credited back to you in the sales price for the home. A well-thought-out layout maximizes this 1,870-square-foot home, complete with 3 bedrooms and 2 ½ baths. Hemlock Springs offers both a casual and polished look, as it is the perfect family respite or primary residence. A simple roofline of low intersecting gables provides a silhouette that references the mountain terrain beyond. Classic double windows lighten the visual weight and provide glimpses into the home's light-filled interiors.
While we can vouch that every single one of our Southern Living house plans is utter perfection, it can still take a leap of faith to trust it will all come together without seeing a model in real life. That's why we've gathered a handful of our most popular house plans, each with interior photos to help bring these stunning spaces to life. Take a look and find color-palette inspiration, ideas for smart storage, and all the classic details you could possibly desire in your dream Southern Living house plan. Inside and out, this classical house teems with ideas that reflect the historic charm of traditional, Southern architecture. Abberley Lane derives its character from classical proportions and precise detailing. Designed by architect John Tee, the exterior of this house features ornamental ironwork, plantation shutters, French doors, fanlight transoms, copper accents and a formal entrance marked by a pediment and columns.
Sand Mountain House
With a Victorian influence, Kinsley Place draws from Florida vernacular architecture with a hint of the modest wood-frame Cracker-style homesteads most commonly found in rural areas of the state. However, this design is a combination of lap siding and board-and-batten siding as it offers interesting twists on the traditional Florida look. Inspired by architectural styling of the Old South, Forest Glen will charm you instantly. Deep front porches, wrought-iron railings, arched dormers, shutters, and multiple French doors add a Southern accent to the elegant exterior.
You can also add, eliminate, or alter the size of bedrooms, bathrooms and a porch when you modify the plan with Kurk Homes. While this will double or triple the total price of the plan with other builders, Kurk Homes does not charge for these changes, and in the end, you will have a one-of-a-kind Southern Living home. As requested, Kurk Homes will purchase a selected set of plans from Southern Living and then modify those plans as needed to suit your lifestyle. The plans are a set of blueprints that will be used as the basis for building your Southern Living home.
Cottage Living
Find a Southern Living Custom Builder in your area to remodel or build your dream home. Our 2007 Idea House is full of design tricks that are still just as relevant and on-trend more than 13 years later. Here you'll find a home that screams "vacation starts here," but works for year-round living. You'll find a crisp neutral palette that creates a setting just begging for everyone who enters to unwind and enjoy.
Don't miss the porches, commanding outdoor stone fireplace, and double-decker bunk room. A tidy, one-bedroom, one-bath guest cottage sometimes needs a little envisioning to come to life. Thankfully, this scene is already set with gorgeous finishes and warm white walls that keep the tiny space from feeling cramped. If you're looking for home plans with the cost to build, it can vary. The total construction cost of a Southern Living home can range depending on the plan you select, required construction materials, and other factors. Kurk Homes will work with you to provide a rough estimate or cost-per-square-foot to build your home.
Cedarbrook, Plan #408
Whether nestled in a suburban neighborhood or built along a lakefront, Cotton Hill Cottage proves that special things come in small packages. The entry and front porch offer a quaint first impression, hinting at the interior's inviting, light-filled spaces. In addition to this picture-perfect front porch, this classic house plan also has a screened-in back porch.
A galley kitchen allows for easy access to the dining room and breakfast room. With a deep, metal-roofed porch skirting the front, one entire side, and a portion of the rear of the house, this plan has the look of a Southern, shotgun-style house. Whether built as a mountain retreat or a full-time residence, this plan features an open first floor and tucked-away ground floor. Our 2019 Idea House delivered a blue and white vision in Lowcountry living.
Be the ultimate host in this 2-story southern living house plan, House Plan 2066! From the open concept kitchen and family room, travel through the butler’s pantry that offers incredible storage and work space. Through this passageway, you’ll greet guests who have gathered inside your bright dining room off the foyer. It can be hard to envision how a house plan will come to life, especially if you don't have a professional sitting beside you to decipher all the angles, semi-circles, and bolded and dashed lines.
DFDHousePlans.com has the perfect southern living house plans for every budget and lifestyle! We love this collection of new and all-time favorite southern living house plans, and we know you will too! Inside, find modern features you can’t live without and open floor plans – perfect for entertaining! You’ll see that southern charm meets smart design at Direct from the Designers. Southern house plans truly display elegant charm and beauty along with a gracious, genteel way of living.
Inside, there's an iron balcony, similar to the exterior porch railing, overlooking the family room. Also, copper crown molding in the kitchen echoes the copper roofing at the front porch. The interior is bright and open, with high ceilings and careful placement of windows and doors creatiing a spacious effect throughout the design. Southerners may not have invented the porch but they have certainly perfected it. Wide eaves and deep overhangs contribute to the practicality of these outdoor spaces and offer a way to reduce the direct sunlight the interior of the home receives. These porches may expand the width of the front and rear of the home or they may generously wrap around the front and sides of the home with multiple entry and exit points to the interior.
Newberry Park is created with the spirit and style of an old Carolina manor. The exterior offers distinct proportions, relaxed porches, and graceful columns for true Southern flavor. The graceful expanse of each porch offers an environment perfect for outdoor entertaining or relaxation. Inside, the kitchen offers space for the family with an adjacent breakfast room as well as ample storage in the convenient butler’s pantry. For entertaining, casual enjoyment and everyday living, step inside to find style and space in only 2,500 square feet. Organized, comfortable spaces and sensible planning are the hallmarks of this design.
Along with storage room in the basement, garages can also be used to house outdoor lawn and sporting equipment along with vehicles. Maybe you're an empty nester, maybe you are downsizing, or maybe you just love to feel snug as a bug in your home. Whatever the case, we've got a bunch of small house plans that pack a lot of smartly-designed features, gorgeous and varied facades, and small cottage appeal. Apart from the innate adorability of things in miniature in general, these small house plans offer big living space, even for small house living.
The Southern Living Custom Builder Program is a network of more than 100 of the South’s top custom home builders brought together by the Southern Living magazine. This invitation-only program selects custom builders acclaimed for their detailed craftsmanship, excellence in customer service, financial stability, and use of quality building materials in their homes. Although this charming farmhouse cottage is small, it has plenty of porch space.
If you're looking for a classic beach house, you've found it with this 2,158-square-foot stunner. Four bedrooms and 2 ½ baths provide plenty of room for weekend guests. With four bedrooms and four and a half baths, the house totals 3,291 square feet. Thoughtful design details like the mail drop-off spot next to the rear "Friend's Entry" to the Keeping Room make this stunning home equally functional. Latticed porch columns, a steeply pitched roof, and exposed rafters add character to this traditional cottage. An expansive 3,554 square feet of interior living space is designed around connecting the indoors and out.
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