Plan 13-1198 – Aster Oak Farm | Coastal Low Country – 3-Bed, 3.5-Bath, 1,498 SF

Coastal and Low Country house plan with lap siding exterior • 3 bed • 3.5 bath • 1,498 SF. Raised pier foundation, open living layout, covered front porch. Includes CAD+PDF + unlimited build license.

Front elevation of a Coastal Low Country style raised home featuring horizontal lap siding, covered front porch, symmetrical façade, and elevated pier foundation

Beach house Plan with Coastal Design and 1.5 Floor Layout

Original price was: $1,859.95.Current price is: $1,214.45.

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Architectural Styles	Beach House
Width	38'-0"
Depth	54'-0"
Htd SF	1,498
Unhtd SF	1,026
Bedrooms	3
Bathrooms	3.5
# of Floors	1.5
# Garage Bays	2
Indoor Features	Open Floor Plan, Foyer, Family Room
Outdoor Features	Covered Front Porch, Balcony
Bed and Bath Features	Owner's Suite on First Floor, Split Bedrooms, Walk-in Closet
Kitchen Features	Kitchen Island, Eating Bar
Garage Features	Carport/Porte-cochère
Condition	New
Ceiling Features	9 FT+
Structure Type	Single-Family
Exterior Material	Shake

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Balconies | Covered Front Porch | Eating Bar | Family Room | Foyer | Kitchen Island | Narrow Lot Designs | Open Floor Plan Designs | Owner’s Suite on the First Floor | Small | Split Bedroom | Walk-in Closet

Coastal Low Country House Plan with Raised Pier Foundation

A timeless Southern coastal design elevated for comfort, resilience, and relaxed everyday living.

This beautifully proportioned Coastal Low Country house plan embodies the architectural traditions of the American South while delivering a layout tailored for modern lifestyles. Designed with an elevated pier foundation, generous porches, and a balanced façade, this home is equally suited for coastal environments, flood-prone regions, and homeowners seeking distinctive curb appeal. With 1,498 square feet of heated living space, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms, the plan offers efficient livability without sacrificing charm or functionality.

Inspired by historic Low Country homes found throughout the Carolinas, Georgia, and coastal Florida, this design emphasizes elevation, airflow, and outdoor living. The result is a home that feels light, welcoming, and enduring—perfect as a primary residence, vacation retreat, or income-producing coastal rental.

Coastal Low Country Architectural Style

At its core, this home reflects the defining principles of Coastal and Low Country architecture. The raised structure protects the living space while enhancing visual presence, and the symmetrical front elevation creates a refined, timeless aesthetic. Clean rooflines, generous porch proportions, and classic detailing reinforce the home’s Southern heritage.

Authentic Coastal and Low Country architectural proportions
Elevated pier foundation for durability and airflow
Balanced façade with strong curb appeal
Design rooted in Southern coastal building traditions

Low Country homes were historically designed to adapt to heat, humidity, and seasonal flooding—features that remain highly relevant today. Elevated foundations, shaded outdoor spaces, and breezeways continue to define coastal residential architecture, as explored in modern coastal housing research by ArchDaily.

Exterior Materials & Curb Appeal

The exterior is finished in horizontal lap siding, a hallmark of Coastal and Low Country homes that provides both visual simplicity and long-term durability. Subtle shingle accents add texture without overpowering the clean lines of the structure, creating a refined yet approachable exterior.

Classic horizontal lap siding exterior
Shingle accent detailing for added texture
Low-maintenance materials suitable for coastal climates
Neutral palette ideal for customization

The elevated porch, supported by evenly spaced columns, anchors the front elevation and creates a welcoming transition from outdoors to indoors. Whether finished in crisp coastal whites or warmer Southern tones, the exterior adapts beautifully to a wide range of regional preferences.

Raised Pier Foundation Advantages

A defining feature of this plan is its raised pier foundation. More than an architectural statement, this foundation type offers practical benefits that make it ideal for coastal and Southern environments.

Improved protection in flood-prone areas
Enhanced airflow beneath the home
Reduced moisture-related maintenance
Adaptability for sloped or waterfront lots

By lifting the main living level, the home benefits from improved ventilation and natural cooling—key advantages in warm climates. The open space below can also be adapted for parking, storage, or future enclosed use, depending on local codes.

Interior Layout & Open Living Design

Inside,