Texas House Plans
Our Texas house plans are here to make you as proud of your property as you are of your state!
Texas-style floor plans often include building materials sourced from local natural resources such as cedar and limestone. Whether you’re building in or around Dallas, Houston, Austin, or elsewhere deep in the heart of Texas, our Texas home designs bring together the traditional and rustic styles the Lone Star State is known for with modern features that allow homeowners to get the most from their square footage. Our Texas house plans come in many styles, like popular Texas ranch house plans as well as farmhouse plans, and in sizes from under 2,000 square feet to over 7,500 square feet. We know everything is bigger in Texas, so we’re here to help your dollar go further when you’re ready to find the perfect floor plan!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Texas house plan?
A Texas house plan is a design ideal for building in the Lone Star State. Many of the homes in our collection come from architects and designers based in Texas, but we include blueprints from all over that fit the criteria. Texas house plans include everything from affordable ranches, to sprawling country dwellings, to stylish Southwest designs, to grand luxury homes with narrow footprints ideal for the most desirable city neighborhoods.
What home styles are popular in Texas?
Texas is an incredibly diverse state, so of course its homes are as well. You'll find a wide range of architecture everywhere you look! Farmhouses are popular, as are traditional ranches—both in compact, neighborhood-friendly packages as well as sprawling layouts for acreage. Homes with Mediterranean and Southwestern style make the most of the Sun Belt location with wonderful regional flair. More contemporary designs like modern homes and barndominiums also fit right into the landscapes of Texas. Take a look around where you plan to build to figure out what will complement your surroundings best!
Do Texas house plans have any features in common?
Given the unique landscapes and history of Texas, you'll find that these homes have a huge range of layouts and features. Most homes have breezy outdoor living areas—like covered porches and patios, lanais, and courtyards—and some even include barbecue accommodations right in the designs. Natural materials like stone, stucco, and wood commonly feature on the exteriors of Texas homes and you'll also find interiors with rustic beam elements and cozy stone hearths.