Large House Plans and Home Designs
If your family is expanding or you just need more space to stretch out, consider a home design from our collection of large house plans.
Our larger designs start at 3,000 square feet and you’ll find that most have four or more bedrooms. And to suit the needs of a bigger household, they also have extended garage space to match! Large house plans come in every style and in a variety of layouts to deliver great living experiences no matter where you plan to build. Many large homes are full of extra features like multiple bedroom suites, offices, and game rooms, so be sure to explore some floor plans and see what you find!
Reach out to our knowledgeable team today by email, live chat, or calling 866-214-2242 with any questions. We can't wait to help you find the larger house of your dreams!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a large house plan?
What's considered large is subjective, of course, but we define large house plans as those that have 3,000 square feet or more. While 3,000 square feet is larger than average, you'll also find much, much larger house plans in our collection, including certifiable mansions of over 8,000 square feet!
What can I expect in a large house plan?
Our large house plans run the whole gamut—some offer the basics of living space and bedrooms on a grander, more spacious scale while others are packed with extra features like offices, media rooms, rec rooms, libraries, guest suites, spice/prep kitchens, etc. You'll find plenty with traditionally defined and open floor plans as well as designs that offer aspects of both. Explore some designs and see what resonates with you!
What are the benefits of a large house plan?
Beyond just having room to spread out, large house plans offer more functionality thanks to their range of extra spaces. They can also offer more dramatic architectural features—things like two-story volume and floor-to-ceiling windows are more common in homes of greater size. These elements are an upgrade to the average living experience—you'll enjoy them yourself and also wow potential buyers if you choose to sell.