Plans we build, and plans we build on.
Craftsman with over 4,300 sf, multiple covered porches, and an open great room.
Bathroom-forward flex plan: three full baths, with an optional fourth bedroom.
Efficient three-bedroom under 1,800 sf with a private master bath.
Mountain Lodge built around a wraparound covered deck and an open, view-facing plan.
Craftsman with a covered front porch and warm, gathering-scaled living spaces.
Nearly 3,800 sf paired with a standout six-bay garage.
Estate-scale Craftsman: over 8,500 sf, five bedrooms, six full baths.
Three-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout with a convenient main-level half bath.
Four true bedrooms and 2.5 baths in a substantial 2,576 sf footprint.
Four-bedroom Craftsman with hardwoods throughout and refined detailing.
Classic three-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout in just under 2,000 sf.
The Brookvale updated: same core layout, a slightly wider footprint.
Traditional one-level plan. Everything on a single floor, no stairs.
Flex three or four bedrooms with 2.5 baths in under 2,000 sf.
Flex 4-5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths across 2,703 sf.
Three full baths in a compact 2,232 sf, with an optional fourth bedroom.
One-level Craftsman with vaulted ceilings in the great room, dining, and kitchen.
Flex 4-5 bedroom traditional with three full baths.
The Chamberlaine expanded by 400 sf. Same flex plan, larger room proportions.
Four-bedroom Mountain Lodge in a moderate 2,344 sf footprint.
Five bedrooms and four baths in nearly 3,900 sf, with covered porches throughout.
Nearly 3,500 sf entirely on one level. A grand ranch layout with no stairs.
Prioritizes big rooms over extra baths. Feels larger than its footprint suggests.
Craftsman oriented for views: large windows and water-facing living rooms.
Efficient three-bedroom Mountain Lodge under 1,400 sf.
Five bedrooms packed into just 2,200 sf. A compact multi-bedroom footprint.
Four bedrooms and three full baths in a tidy 2,587 sf.
The Elm reworked around gathering spaces. Same footprint, refreshed interior flow.
Four generous bedrooms across 2,676 sf. A space-first floor plan.
The Evergreen at a sensible 2,000 sf, with an added half bath.
Three-bedroom in 2,342 sf. Rooms feel one size larger than expected.
Modern farmhouse with four full baths across 2,675 sf.
Well-proportioned three-bedroom in a compact 1,783 sf.
Flex 4-5 bedrooms with 3.5 baths in 2,599 sf.
Our smallest three-bedroom. Every square foot doing work.
Three bedrooms spread across 3,314 sf. Room-by-room proportions run generous.
Five-bedroom Craftsman in natural materials and mountain-style detailing.
Four bedrooms and three full baths in a right-sized 2,457 sf.
Flex 3-4 bedrooms in a compact 2,026 sf.
The Highland with an extra 400 sf and larger room sizes.
Compact three-bedroom under 1,800 sf. Efficient, unfussy layout.
Grand flex 3-4 bedroom in 3,649 sf. Room-heavy and presence-forward.
Efficient three-bedroom in a tight 1,569 sf. An under-1,600 sf floor plan.
18-foot ceilings in the foyer and great room. Flex 4-5 bedrooms, four full baths.
Over 5,300 sf traditional with soaring 18-foot ceilings.
Nearly 4,700 sf traditional with symmetrical exterior detailing.
Three-bedroom in a compact 1,700 sf. Efficient by design.
Three-bedroom Craftsman with quiet main-level flow in 1,871 sf.
Five bedrooms and 4.5 baths in under 3,000 sf.
Four-bedroom Mountain Lodge in 2,475 sf.
Four-bedroom traditional in 2,312 sf with refined interior detailing.
Two-story Craftsman under 2,000 sf with modern interior finishes.
Four-bedroom Craftsman with covered porches and windows sited for views.
Four bedrooms and three full baths in a moderate 2,145 sf footprint.
Vaulted ceilings throughout the main living areas. Nearly 2,900 sf.
Three bedrooms and three full baths: a private-suite-for-everyone layout.
Three-bedroom in 2,297 sf. Spacious room proportions throughout.
Well-proportioned four-bedroom in a compact 2,065 sf.
Three-bedroom with unusually generous room sizes for its 2,233 sf.
Efficient three-bedroom in 1,772 sf. Main-level half bath.
The Newport redrawn: same footprint, updated interior flow.
18-foot ceilings in the foyer and great room. Over 5,200 sf, up to six bedrooms.
Four-bedroom in nearly 3,000 sf. A substantial full-family floor plan.
Unusual plan with three or four full baths in a compact 2,371 sf.
Flex 3-4 bedrooms with 3.5 baths across 2,753 sf.
Foundational three-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout in a tight 1,740 sf.
The Pembroke with refreshed interior details. Same footprint.
The Pembroke stretched to four bedrooms and 3.5 baths.
2,141 sf finished plus 208 sf of unfinished bonus space.
Balanced three-bedroom Mountain Lodge in 1,831 sf.
Two-story Craftsman with a main-level master suite.
Cottage-style three-bedroom in 1,890 sf.
The Rose Cottage redrawn. Same charm, refined layout.
Four bedrooms and 3.5 baths in 2,767 sf.
Three-bedroom in 2,126 sf. Refined details, right-sized rooms.
Two-bedroom Mountain Lodge in 1,352 sf.
Five bedrooms and six baths (four full, two half) across 3,143 sf.
Nearly 4,900 sf Mountain Craftsman with a main-level master suite.
A 1,080 sf cottage. Flex 1 or 2 bedrooms, one full bath.
Craftsman flooded with natural light across over 2,700 sf.
Mountain Lodge character in just over 2,000 sf.
Four-bedroom Mountain Lodge with graceful proportions in 2,160 sf.
Flex 3-4 bedrooms in under 2,000 sf.
Four-bedroom traditional at 2,862 sf. Refined proportions and detailing.
Executive traditional at nearly 4,000 sf with flex 4-5 bedrooms.
Four-bedroom in 2,215 sf. Proven, well-tested proportions.
The Westover updated: flex 3-4 bedrooms with modern interior improvements.
A cathedral ceiling defines the main living area. Over 5,100 sf, up to six bedrooms.
A 5,500 sf traditional with five bedrooms and 5.5 baths.
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