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Browse Hillside Plans From The Garlinghouse Company
Hillside home plans provide buildable solutions for homes that are slated for construction on rugged terrain, sloping lots, or hillside building sites. Hillside house plans are frequently referred to as either sloping lot plans or split-level plans and are specifically designed for property that possesses either a sharp or steady incline. Hillside or mountainside house plans usually have partially exposed basement or crawlspace foundations, often allowing for lighter, brighter lower levels and walkout basements. Our selection of house plans for sloping lots includes contemporary and classic designs and a wide range of sizes and layouts.
This includes the soil, foliage, and also a way to protect your safety. Sometimes property can be on fault lines, which could prose a huge issue in the future. A geotechnical report reduces any geologic hazards and provides you with the best design recommendations and standards. On the second floor, a large loft overlooks the great room below and shares space with the two additional bedrooms and a hall bath. However, you may find two-story ones for the valley houses and the types that you’d see at higher elevations.
Bedroom Rustic Single-Story Mountain Ranch for a Sloping Lot with 3-Car Side-Loading Garage (Floor Plan)
There are many variations of mountain style floor plans including hillside homes, split-levels, lodges, cabins, chalets, and sloping lot designs. This wide selection of floor plans provides everything from cozy weekend retreats to luxurious year-round living. No matter what size or style, this selection of mountain homes offers residents solitude, relaxation and comfort.
If you’re looking for a rustic mountain house to call your own, you’ll want to keep in mind several things. First, consider how much space you’ll need, so you have enough room for all your belongings. For most sloping lots and mountain towns, a Geotech report is required. This is another way of protecting the landscape you are about to build on.
Plan 6545
This mountain ranch home plan gives you 3,556 square feet of heated living space with 3 beds on the main floor and a potential fourth in the walkout basement. By the way, rustic mountain houses typically look like large cabins, and they usually have long, vertical windows instead of large, horizontal windows. Some of them might have up to three garages, which probably makes sense for large groups.
They also put you in proximity of outdoor activities, such as hiking and skiing. Here, residents take in the stunning views of mountains from one or more sides of the house. At this level, they’d have access to nearby stores, banks, the post office or walking trails, parks and schools. The requirements maintain slope stability and control erosion and stormwater, allowing for mountain homes to be built, but in a responsible, aesthetically pleasing manner. A basement garage with lots of storage and a narrow footprint are distinguishing features of this Mountain home plan.
Whistler and ski resorts in general are an ideal locale for this type of style. If you live in a rugged area or have a large property, the mountain style works as well. What you don’t want to do is built this style in a suburb made up of contemporary homes; it would stick out and look odd. The Garlinghouse Company has more than 1,000 hillside house plans for you to choose from. Many of these designs are some of our most popular, and it's easy to see why.
The main living area is all open with the great room having a two-story ceiling. Fresh air, long walks on sun-dappled forest trails, beautiful mountaintop vistas – is it a wonder that folks who visit the mountains fall in love?
You’ll also notice that some architects put a twist on the style with a contemporary bent to it which can work very, very well. See all house plans here, all mountain-style house plans here and all rustic house plans here. We want to help you and your home builder create your dream house design. Stock home plans from 37 residential architects & designers who specialize in mountain house plans, rustic cabin plans & mountain lake home designs. Most houses built on slopes provide a great opportunity for a daylight basement.
Floor to ceiling windows in the family or great room and open to an expansive deck or patio for outdoor living is an example of what you may find in this collection. Rustic mountain house plans offer you the chance to create the perfect nature getaway. Live in it permanently or use it when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Mountain home plans are designed to take advantage of your special mountain setting lot. Common features include huge windows and large decks to help take in the views as well as rugged exteriors and exposed wood beams. There is some crossover between these designs and vacation home plans.
They range in shape and size, but most offer multiple levels and are usually built on a basement to accommodate the terrain. Log homes, Vacation house plans and Craftsman designs share some common elements with mountain house plans. Our house plans for sloping lots have a variety of architectural styles and sizes to choose from including options with walkout basements and daylight basements. Sloping lot house plans can take full advantage of the beautiful vistas that a hillside lot has to offer with large windows for natural light. Let's face it — many lots slope downward, either toward the front side or toward the rear side. Most of our sloping lot home plans give you a daylight basement that opens directly to the lower yard, usually via handy sliding glass doors.
Thanks to The Garlinghouse Company, consumers can purchase home blueprints directly and skip the time and expense it takes to work directly with an architect. If you incorporate a daylight basement below the main level for a panoramic view, it could be a perfect idea to add to the natural landscape of the outdoor area. It could be used for many purposes, like a shop, bonus room, or additional bedroom. A great use for a lower level could be an expansive recreation room, with other bedrooms off of the great room.
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