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Our traditional colonial floor plans provide enough rooms and separated interior space for families to comfortably enjoy their space while living under one extended roof. We also offer more modern colonial houses that feature the same classic Colonial house exterior design, but a more open and spacious interior floor plan. When viewing our selection of colonial house designs, you’ll find options for minimalist, symmetrical exterior designs or something a little more extravagant and eye-catching. Both options serve for an elegant and historic look that will make your colonial home the talk of the block. Whether you’re interested in a modern colonial house with an open floor plan or would prefer to keep in line with the traditional colonial style, our colonial home specialists have exactly what you’re looking for and can guide you to the floor plan of your dreams!
Related plans: Georgian House Plans, Southern House Plans, Victorian House Plans
The colonial style dates back to the 1600s. The design elements are derived from the homes the colonists had back in England. Homes following this design were popular throughout the British colonies in America.
Colonial homes are traditionally either two or three stories tall � never one story. They are rectangular in profile. These homes have steep roofs with gables. They are traditionally built with wood, stone, or brick.
American Colonial homes are generally characterized by a square or rectangular facade, a central entrance, and windows symmetrically placed on either side of the entrance. They are typically made of wood, stone, or brick and will generally have uniformly sized doors and windows with shutters.
