Traditional home for your family.
Double doors on either side of the foyer reveal the formal dining room and a study with built-in bookcases.
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The symmetrical front elevation adds character and curb appeal to this Traditional home plan, complete with stacked front porches offering a friendly welcoming.
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An open concept 2,272 square foot layout provides tons of accessible spaces, including 3 bedrooms and 2.1 bathrooms
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Forward-facing gables pair up with a hip and valley roof on the exterior of this 4-bedroom, Southern traditional house plan. The protruding 3-car garage creates a convenient parking courtyard in front of the home.
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Beautiful classic traditional design. Vaulted ceilings in Master bedroom and trayed ceiling in great room make the house feel really larger than it is. Open plan with split bedroom arrangement. Gas logs or conventional fireplace.
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From the huge two story entrance that carries itself through the entire main floor open living spaces and beyond to the back patio combined with a master suite down as well as a guest room and home office, this 2 story 4,196 sq.ft. Contemporary Traditional home might just be the perfect fit!
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This 5-bed house plan combines multiple styles into a beautiful traditional 1.5 story plan. The exterior features a wonderful combination of stone, wood, and traditional lap siding.
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This a 3,263 square foot layout covers the 2-story design, providing 4 large bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The first floor for entertaining while still feeling a sense of togetherness, as natural light highlights an open island kitchen, breakfast nook and family room.
Traditional Exterior design
This charming 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath split floor plan offers volume ceilings, large open kitchen with views to the living room and back yard.
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The front and rear porches define rural living.
An exposed beam helps delineate between the living room and eat-in kitchen in this open layout where the fireplace can be enjoyed by all.