How to Pick Your House Style

How to Pick Your House Style

Have you ever wondered if you could build that log cabin, beach house, or maybe a beautiful quaint cottage, but quickly put it out of your head because you thought it was impossible or maybe even that you could not afford it? If so, I am here to tell you it is possible and you have tons of different styles to choose from according to the Houseplancentral.com website list of styles.

Many people have never thought they had the option to actually pick the type of house they wanted to build, but with this website these dreams of building your ideal house can become a reality. If you have always dreamed of having a lovely southern style house with a wrap-around porch or maybe a European two-story brick house or a new modern beach house, this website can show you house plans for these and hundreds more. First, go to there home page at Houseplancentral.com and click on search all plans and then pick the style of the house of your dreams. Here are there 13 different styles to choose from: Traditional, Southern, European, Ranch, Country, Plantation, Mediterranean, Coastal, Retreat, Cottage, Contemporary, Craftsman, and Bungalow. If you are not sure what makes a style different from another you can browse their plans and find out all of the amenities that individual styles offers. Some of the plans even have a virtual tour which takes you through a 3D tour of the rooms, which have been already been decorated so you can picture the house the plans will build.

If you find a house plan you like, but want to add another room or maybe a garage, they have a modification tool which you can use to show the designers where you would like more or less room. Your modification request will then be sent back to houseplancentral.com and they will discuss with the designer the cost of the modification. How exciting, that you get to be so picky in choosing the exact house you want. Go ahead pick the style, the number of floors, rooms and bathrooms, how big you want your kitchen, or if you want a garage or not, etc. Plus the modification option is much cheaper to use then actually have something built, and then having to ask your contractor to knock down something. This website has put choosing your dream home at your fingertips. 

By Kevin Carden

House Plan Central