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Our mountain houses feature crawlspace and basement foundations that help them adapt to slopes and uneven land. On the aesthetic side, a mountain house plan typically features large windows and elevated deck space to help you take in great views. We offer plenty of options with rustic wood finishes as well as modern mountain house plans, so give the collection a look whether you want your home to blend into your landscape or stand out with stark contemporary style.
No matter your design preference, our mountain floor plans are up to the challenges of your land. Contact our team of mountain house plan specialists by email, live chat, or phone at 866-214-2242 for assistance today!
A mountain house plan is simply a home design that is suited to more rugged landscapes. Some homes are made for level lots, but a mountain home can adapt to uneven terrain whether it's in a hilly neighborhood or out in the wilderness. Mountain house plans come in all shapes, sizes, and styles, so you can build whatever kind of home you want on an irregular lot.
Mountain house plans feature crawlspace or basement foundations that create a level base to build on even when the land is sloped. You'll know what kind of foundation is best once you purchase your land and consult with a local builder. Beyond the foundation, mountain house plans also typically have open layouts with high ceilings and large windows to bring in great natural views.
Mountain house plans help you make the most of what you have to work with. Leveling land is often prohibitively expensive, so it's better to adapt the house to your lot than to modify the land to build a house. And there's so much you can do with a sloped lot—they offer great outdoor living potential on multiple levels and boosted vantage points for better views. Pair that with large windows and open interiors that bring sights deeper inside and it's no wonder these homes are preferred for view lots!
