We just wanted to let you now about a new house plan that we just released. This traditional country home includes an open floor plan with 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, a split-bedroom layout, and other unique features.  Do you like raised ceilings, large walk in closets, and large front and back porches? This home plan, HPG-2769-1, The Breckenridge Lane, may be what you are looking for.

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European house plans feature 1 to 1 ½ stories, with brick, stone, or stucco exteriors combined with ornamental detailing.

Architectural Features of European House Plans

• Features Expose Old World Charm
• Stately castles
• Sprawling Mediterranean mansions
• Ornamental Detailing, stone, brick or stucco exteriors

As varied as the countries that make up the continent, European house plans are those that reflect the sophisticated tastes of the Old World; from Greek and Gothic Revival to Italianate, Spanish, Swiss, French and even Egyptian themed styles. European home plans are endlessly adaptable and able to fit in wonderfully in all regions of the United States from Maine to Southern California. Whether chosen as an alternative to American architecture or as a tribute to a family’s continental roots, European style homes allow homeowners to “live abroad” without leaving the country.

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Just released from House Plan Gallery is this country home design, HPG-17002-1 The Carson Avenue, which includes 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and a great use of space.

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House Plan Gallery just released the new HPG-19003-1, The Sherwood Cove home design! This home plan features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths as well as many other fantastic features you would expect to see in larger homes, including a foyer, and formal dining room.

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Country Cottage house plans feature steep overhanging roofs, often with gables; irregular layout, relatively small footprint.

Architectural Features of Country Cottage House Plans

• Exquisite Details
• Ornamental touches
• Elaborately paneled Medieval-style doors
• Steeply-pitched roof, varied configuration usually side, front or cross-gabled

Popularized by pattern books in the mid 19th century, Cottage house plans are filled with individuality, their asymmetrical plans inspired by architects Davis and Downing are based on the belief that “a beautiful house fully reflects a fine character.” Often referred to as Carpenter Gothic Revival, small Cottage house plans are flexible and fanciful featuring vertical board and batton walls, charming balconies and expansive bay windows attributing to their Gothic heritage.

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