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A lot of our country home designs include large kitchens, open-concept family gathering areas, welcoming covered front porches and rear exterior decks and patios that provide the perfect place to host your ideal American cookout or to enjoy a relaxing, quiet evening. Our country homes offer beautiful exterior symmetry that provides great curb appeal. The diverse collection of country home plans in this collection are available for any size building parcel and are perfect for small building lots or for extended acreage. Our expert country residential architects can accommodate any modification including adding or modifying bedrooms, bathrooms, garages, window options, patios and verandas and more. Whether you want a country style home in an urban area or the suburbs or if you’re looking to make the most of your land out in the country, our country house plans provide style and simple, comfortable living. You'll find all of the modern amenities today's family expect in this collection, and our expert home plan advisors are ready to assist you by email, live chat, or by calling 866-214-2242.
Related plans: Craftsman House Plans, Farmhouse House Plans, Modern Farmhouse Plans, Lake House Plans, Cabin House Plans
Country house plans are those specifically designed to be built out on rural land. They are akin to farmhouses and typically include large front and rear porches and simple rooflines adorned with gables and/or dormers.
Depending on the design, country house plans can have a lot of overlap with simple cottage and farmhouse style floor plans. Most country home plans are larger than cottages, although they still maintain a cozy, welcoming feel. Many people use "country" and "farmhouse" interchangeably, but farmhouses have more consistent design features while country homes are influenced by their surroundings more. Just think of French country homes—they're in a completely different category!
Country homes have sloped roofs that extend over out over the porch space(s). Expect to see gables, dormers, multi-pane windows, and beam features. Inside, an informal open-concept layout is common. Country homes come in one- and two-story designs and are typically finished in wood siding for a clean, simple look.
