Vacation Home Plans
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Vacation home plans are usually smaller than typical floor plans and will often have a large porch in the front and/or rear – often wraparound – for relaxing, grilling, and taking in the view, as well as large windows, again to take advantage of views likely to be found at a lake, mountain or wooded area. Features inside many include an open floor plan, a fireplace or wood stove, vaulted ceilings, and a loft to provide extra space.
A vacation home should, above all, allow...
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Vacation home plans are usually smaller than typical floor plans and will often have a large porch in the front and/or rear – often wraparound – for relaxing, grilling, and taking in the view, as well as large windows, again to take advantage of views likely to be found at a lake, mountain or wooded area. Features inside many include an open floor plan, a fireplace or wood stove, vaulted ceilings, and a loft to provide extra space.
A vacation home should, above all, allow you to enjoy yourself and relax. The home design may be a small cabin, a mountain house with a steep roof, or a coastal or beachfront house. These house plans are popular for vacation homes, getaway homes, or weekend retreats.
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Vacation Homes: Fun, Relaxing, and Attuned To Nature With so many home plan designs to suit your lifestyle … and a real estate market that’s easing up, there’s never been a better time to consider a vacation home. Just imagine summer breezes on the front porch, a gentle wind rocking the hammock and swings, and a warm glow from the fireplace in the winter. Whether your style is whimsical, charmingly eccentric or rustic, a vacation home must be fun, relaxing, and attuned to nature and the environment.
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