Our plans are organized first by a Main Category (American, British, French, etc), and secondly by a Sub Style (Cape Code, Acadian, etc).
You may use the filter tools on the Plan Search Page to narrow down your selections based on your preferred home style. Take note, that most plans can be modified to that
The Dutch Colonial style is recognizable by its gambrel roofs, flaring eaves, and often a central front door flanked by symmetrically placed windows. Early examples used thick walls and shuttered windows to protect against harsh climates. Interiors typically feature large central halls or open hearths.
Originating in the 17th century in the colonies of New Netherland (now parts of New York, New Jersey, and Delaware), these homes combined Old World traditions with the needs of North American settlers. The style’s revival in the early 20th century introduced a nostalgic touch that became a suburban favorite, prized for its classic silhouette.
