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Vacation house plans can be used for seasonal living, weekend get-aways, rental income and even for your permanent residence.
Our vacation home floor plans can conform to almost any building site while also taking advantage of the natural beauty of your lot and landscape. Vacation homes are designed to be low maintenance, promote relaxation, and maximize outdoor living space in your home away from home. Vacation homes in this collection include everything from small, more affordable to build homes to sizable homes to accommodate large families. From beach, lakeside, and waterfront vacation houses to our mountain vacation home options, there's sure to be something that matches your needs and aesthetic requirements. Don't hesitate to reach out to our vacation house plan experts today to find the perfect vacation home to start making memories!
A vacation house plan is a home design that would make a great choice for a second home somewhere you like to go to unwind—like the beach or a lakeside or woodsy location, or even a popular town with a bustling atmosphere. These homes come in all shapes, sizes, and styles to offer the perfect accommodations, no matter the setting.
Most vacation house plans are designed with natural views in mind, so they typically have outdoor living, large windows, and open layouts that invite great sights deeper inside. Vacation homes are also usually smaller than main residences and may include bunk space to maximize sleeping quarters during family gatherings. There are great options for those building on acreage as well as in tightly packed areas, so you're sure to find a great fit for any location.
Yes! While we aim to offer vacation homes for everybody in our collection, you may find that another design would make a better choice for your needs. Make sure to look at our collections of beach, lake, mountain, and cabin house plans if you'd like to hone your search. Don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like assistance finding a great vacation house plan that checks all your boxes.
