Stories & Bedrooms
1 Bedroom House Plans
1 bedroom house plans can be tiny house plans, small house plans, or simple cabin house plans that make great vacation home designs. Whether you’re looking for a garage plan with apartment above (which often means a house plan with inlaw suite) or a small home plan for a narrow lot, you’ll find your perfect one bedroom home plan here. There are many reasons to choose a 1 bedroom house plan. Maybe you’re building onto a larger home and you want room for guests, or even a space to rent out for extra income. This is especially handy if you have a grown child who lives at home but wants a little extra privacy. Or perhaps you just don’t need a lot of space and are ready to build your dream tiny house plan. One bedroom house plans are affordable to build and cheap to maintain. Just because these one bedroom homes are cheap to build house plans doesn’t mean the blueprints can’t have modern features, like open floor plans or spacious bathrooms. You’ll find plenty of 1 bedroom home plans in this collection that feature those amenities and more. Building in the mountains, where an A-frame house plan will fit the rugged scenery? Check. Or how about a simple cottage house plan for enjoying a weekend in the woods? Done. Small house plans can have big curb appeal. Browse our collection of 1 bedroom blueprints to find your perfect little home today.
1 Story House Plans
One story home plans and house plans come in a variety of sizes and architectural styles. Whether you are looking for a farmhouse, Craftsman, ranch, contemporary, European, traditional, country, or cabin style design (and so many more), you are sure to find what you are looking for in our 1 story house plans collection.
2 Bedroom House Plans
Don't need a lot of space? Check out our collection of two bedroom house plans (often written "2 bedroom house plans")! While two bedroom home plans typically offer less square footage than your average home, they come in a variety of architectural styles, from Craftsman to modern farmhouse and beyond.
2 Story House Plans
Our collection of 2 story house plans feature home designs with two levels of heated living space. 2 story house plans have lots of perks and advantages. For example, a 2 story house plan requires less land to build on (and land is not cheap!) since these home designs are built up instead of out.
3 Bedroom House Plans
3 bedroom house plans are our most popular layout configuration. Why? Because house plans with three bedrooms work for many kinds of families, from people looking for starter home plans to those wanting a luxurious empty nest design. With three bedrooms, you have space for yourself, guests or kids, and perhaps even an office. Blueprints with 3 bedrooms can range from small house plans to luxury home designs. Modern house plans make the most of every bit of space, and these are no exception. Though you will find exceptional style!
3 Story House Plans
Three story house plans (often written "3 story house plans") can be super-luxurious, super-practical, or both. If you're looking for a mansion floor plan, many live right here in this 3 story collection. That said, you'll also discover a variety of simple three story house plans in the collection below, which might be just what the doctor ordered if you're working with a narrow lot and a tight budget (as is often the case when you're trying to build a home in a densely populated area, like NYC or San Francisco).
4 Bedroom House Plans
As lifestyles become busier for established families with older children, they may be ready to move up to a four bedroom home. 4 bedroom house plans usually allow each child to have their own room, with a generous master suite and possibly a guest room. Empty nesters may also choose to remain in a larger home to allow room for house guests as their extended family grows, or as elderly relatives come to live with them. Some four bedroom homes include in-law suites or apartments. Living on one level is still possible with a rambling ranch home, but four bedroom house plans are often two stories. The master suite may be on the main level or in an opposite wing from secondary bedrooms for privacy. Since they are primarily designed with families in mind, four bedroom floor plans will often have open floor plans with plenty of spaces for the family to gather as well as retreat for homework and downtime. Bonus rooms may be found above the garage or on the lower level to expand as needs demand.
