We are looking into building a new home and I would like to find a house plan where the bedrooms are all located on the same side of the house and preferably all within a few steps of each other. Any ideas?
In 2002 (I can't believe it's been that long already.......) we found our plan at http://www.dreamhomesource.com/. They offered a lot of options in dropdown boxes so you could customize. Good luck!
Del and Danielle 6/29/02 : : : Waverly Drive 5/19/03 : : : Alexander Aurelio 5/16/04
While a non-split plan isn't very popular any more, most well-known builders should have at least a couple on their websites to look at. Even if you aren't planning to build with them, it will give you a start.
Thanks ladies...I am amazed how hard it is to find a floorplan like this. Maybe I am just a freak, but I don't like the idea of my kids being on the complete opposite side of the house.
Go here-I am by no means advocating buying a home from them-in fact, I would *STRONGLY* urge you not to, but they have a couple non-split plans you may like.
Try the Casa Key, the Bayshore II, the Cambridge & the Robroy.
Some builders let you bring your own floor plans to them that you design yourself, and they will make the official blue-prints for you. My mom did this with our home about 10 years ago.
Some builders let you bring your own floor plans to them that you design yourself, and they will make the official blue-prints for you. My mom did this with our home about 10 years ago.
At this point, the high volume production-based construction builders have such a hold on the market, I highly doubt this would be a cost-effective option anymore. A smaller builder will probably still do this, but you would essentially be paying custom-built home prices.
House Plans with all the bedrooms together?
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