Mediterranean House Plans
Featured Mediterranean House Plan
Think Spain, Italy, or the Greek seaside when you lo...
Spanish or Mediterranean style house plans are most commonly found in warm climates where the clay tile roofs assist in keeping the home cool during the hot summer months. Spanish and Mediterranean houses are usually finished with a stucco finish (usually white or pastel in color) on the exterior and often feature architectural accents such as exposed wood beams and arched openings in the stucco. This style is similar to the Southwest style of architecture, which originated in the Southwest areas of the...
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Spanish or Mediterranean style house plans are most commonly found in warm climates where the clay tile roofs assist in keeping the home cool during the hot summer months. Spanish and Mediterranean houses are usually finished with a stucco finish (usually white or pastel in color) on the exterior and often feature architectural accents such as exposed wood beams and arched openings in the stucco. This style is similar to the Southwest style of architecture, which originated in the Southwest areas of the country.
Many of the Spanish and Mediterranean house plans we offer are luxurious by nature, with some showcasing features like maid suites, outdoor pools, and mother-in-law suites.
These house designs make gorgeous permanent residences as well as beloved vacation homes. Whether you’re building a new home on the West Coast or the shores of Miami, we guarantee you’ll find a house plan you’ll love right here.
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Colorful, Exotic and Bold Lines Define the Mediterranean House Plan
A Warm Climate Architectural Style Thrives along the American Coasts From the moment you step into the courtyard of a Mediterranean style home, imagine being transported to the hillside of the Greek Isles, the seaside villas in Spain and southern France, and the elegant rustic homes on the rolling countryside of Tuscany. The Mediterranean house plan - one of the most colorful architectural designs in the world – is a mix of the romantic, elegant, and exotic. Its courtyards, stucco walls, low-pitched roofs, arches, and c
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