Southern House Plans

Southern-style house plans typically have a neutral-colored brick or wood siding exterior and a large front porch that creates an inviting feel. To accommodate the warm weather of the South, these homes are spacious and airy with tall ceilings and lots of windows and doors. Hip or gabled roofs with a medium to shallow pitch and dormers are popular in this architectural style.

Southern home plans are available in a wide variety of square footage and come in both one-story and...
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Southern-style house plans typically have a neutral-colored brick or wood siding exterior and a large front porch that creates an inviting feel. To accommodate the warm weather of the South, these homes are spacious and airy with tall ceilings and lots of windows and doors. Hip or gabled roofs with a medium to shallow pitch and dormers are popular in this architectural style.

Southern home plans are available in a wide variety of square footage and come in both one-story and two-story layouts. These plans draw style influences similar to country house plans, and you can find southern architecture in many different regions of the US, including Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and the Gulf Coast.

Southern Style House Plans with Modern Amenities

This style became popular in the 1700s and was common amongst estate owners. If you want that historic, Southern living look, you can get it by building one of the plans from our collection. Here are some common features you’ll find in these houses:

• Windows with shutters.

• Large front porches – or wraparound porches – with a series of round or square columns. Porches are built using a decking material rather than concrete and sometimes include a veranda to provide shade.

• Other outdoor living spaces include decks, patios, and even outdoor kitchens to soak up the warm breeze.

• Open floor plans that combine the kitchen, dining room, and living room all into one space.

• Large kitchens with features such as walk-in pantries, islands, and breakfast nooks.

• First-floor master suites are separated from the other bedrooms in the home.

Browse below to find a southern floor plan with enough bedrooms and bathrooms to fit your new home needs. Contact us with any questions.