Beach cottage house plans
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Elevated house plans are primarily designed for homes located in flood zones. The foundations for these home designs typically utilize pilings, piers, stilts or CMU block walls to raise the home off grade. Many lots in coastal areas (seaside, lake and river) are assigned base flood elevation certificates which dictate how high off the ground the first living level of a home must be built. The height is determined by flood maps created by FEMA and enforced by local building departments…
Palm Grove is perfect for a narrow lot with front facing views. This plan offers an open floor plan, kitchen with large walk-in pantry and office or fourth bedroom on the main living floor. The owner’s suite, two bedrooms and sitting area are on the second floor. All floors have access to the elevator.
Beach house plans are ideal for your seaside, coastal village or waterfront property. These home designs come in a variety of styles including beach cottages, luxurious waterfront estates and small vacation house plans. Some beach home designs may be elevated/raised on pilings or stilts to accommodate flood zones while others may be on crawl space or slab foundations for lots with higher elevations. Inverted floor plans, where living areas are on the uppermost level of the home, are also…
050H-0298: 2-Bedroom Beach House Plan
The Neils Harbor design is ideal as a small year-round cottage or as a weekend getaway. Views are oriented to the rear of the home with the living room, dining room and kitchen place at the back of the floor plan. A private Master Suite is surprisingly large for this 1,600 square foot home.
When selecting a beach house plan, it is crucial to consider the location where you plan to build. Coastal areas have specific building codes and regulations
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Elevated house plans are primarily designed for homes located in flood zones. The foundations for these home designs typically utilize pilings, piers, stilts or CMU block walls to raise the home off grade. Many lots in coastal areas (seaside, lake and river) are assigned base flood elevation certificates which dictate how high off the ground the first living level of a home must be built. The height is determined by flood maps created by FEMA and enforced by local building departments…
