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| "Paoletti" Model P-801 Designed to be an ideal large family dwelling offering 9ft wall heights throughout with vaulted ceilings. The finished basement option offers workout room, bar and large family entertainment areas.  The slightly smaller, 3,100 Sq Ft Model P-811 also shares these fine features.
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| Mini Chalet Model C-510 With 1712 square feet of living space, this smaller chalet style home has the look and feel of our larger chalet style house plans! Compare the features of this outstanding new house plan exclusively from CreativeHousePlans.com |
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| Mini Chalet Model C-511 This passive solar variation offers similar design advantages as the Chalet model C-510. The chief advantage of the C-511 is its often requested two-car tuck-under garage with optional finished basement bedrooms and bath. This attractive house plan is perfect for first-time home builders. With reasonable square footage this plan offers great functional design at affordable construction costs. Designed for rugged high altitude environments. |
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| Southwest Model S-940 A single level floor plan offering the convenience of a ranch style home. This totally new design is truly a one-of-a-kind, blending the rustic southwestern appeal of an adobe style home with the warmth and enchantment of the desert southwest. Be one of the first to own and love living in one. |
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| Log L-701 An attractive ranch style log home blending the rugged, sturdy feel of log. This design integrates spacious and efficient living space incorporating vaulted ceilings throughout most of the living areas.
Also Available as a Stucco Model!
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| Ranch 401 A magnificent home that can be built on a slope with a walk-out basement. Click on the image to see more details.
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| "Capri" S-901 The "Capri" Southwest style home has the look of adobe and is so new it's virtually a custom plan at a stock plan price! You won't find hundreds of these designs everywhere you look in Arizona or anywhere else!
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| Ranch R-402 Spaciousness is the operative word when describing this impressive walk out ranch home design.
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| Homestead Chalet C-540 Planning a large family? This chalet model can really be expanded so you have room for everyone!
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|  | Chalet C-501 Bring the great outdoors right into this popular design. This is a home for those who like spacious views. Click on the image for more details.
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| Tudor 601 Classic traditional styling with modern convenience features. Click on the image for more details.
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All CreativeHousePlans.com plan packages include: |  Foundation Plan
A complete detailed drawing showing all dimensions (including post and beam locations) needed to construct the foundation. This includes the basement layout on a concrete slab.Floor Plans
Shows each floor of the house with all the required framing dimensions, including all window and door sizes and their locations. Building Section
This cross section shows typical walls from the footings to the roofline, including stair details, floor and deck framing, insulation info, etc. included. Exterior Elevations
These are drawings of the front, rear, left and right sides of the house. They also show its appearance with a particular material finish such as cedar, stucco or log.
Roof Framing Plan
Layout of the roof framing details and materials, including suggested engineering.
Electrical Plans
Complete electrical plans are included with suggestions for the placement of switches, outlets and light fixtures.
| | While our plans are very popular in stock form, custom changes to any plan are very reasonably priced. Contact us for more information or a quote today! | What is not included: | Heating and Plumbing Plan:
Considering the variations in climate and building codes, heating and plumbing bids are typically supplied by local subcontractors after looking over your drawings.
Material Quantity List:
These lists should be obtained from the contractor you choose or from your local lumber and building materials supplier.
Construction Cost Analysis:
After receiving your working drawings an accurate cost estimate can be made by a local builder. The contractor should provide the material quantity lists; costs may vary depending on choice of materials, labor and degree of finish detail.
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