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One thing you’ll notice up front about our selection of lake house floor plans is that most of our options include large windows to take advantage of views of the water. Many of these blueprints and designs feature or center around living spaces that open up as much of your view as possible, along with wrapped porches that allow you to take advantage of the outdoors from the comfort of your home. At The House Designers, we specialize in lake house plans and are here to help you find the exact lakefront home of your dreams, whether you only use it during the summer or all year round. With modifications available on all of our lakefront house blueprints, you’re just a few steps away from having your perfect house on the lake! We are here to help you find the lakefront home of your dreams, so feel free to email, live chat, or call us at 866-214-2242 for assistance.
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Lake house plans are specifically designed to make the most of water views and other great sights. They can be any style so long as they have large, view-capturing windows and open interiors that bring beautiful scenery farther inside the house. They also have decks to help you enjoy your property in the fresh air!
Lake house plans differ from other homes in that they are less about architectural style and more about architectural features that achieve a goal. This is why you'll find tons of traditional cottage, Craftsman, and farmhouse-style lake houses in addition to modern and contemporary ones! Whatever the overall look, lake homes should always put a focus on open living, indoor/outdoor connection, and having plenty of glass.
Lake houses are designed to be oriented for views, so at least one wall—typically the back wall—will have plenty of windows/patio doors to let in sights and natural light. Open-concept living is a must to maximize the effect of all that glass. Lake-style homes also usually place a deck beyond the wall of windows to blur the line between indoors and out and allow you to enjoy your property to the fullest.
