13-1874 HOUSE PLAN -Coastal Traditional House Plan – 4-Bed, 3-Bath, 2,800 SF
Coastal Traditional and Low Country house plan with siding and stone exterior • 4 bed • 3 bath • 2,800 SF. Double porches, open living, flexible rooms. Includes CAD+PDF + unlimited build license.
Original price was: $2,696.45.$1,754.99Current price is: $1,754.99.
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| Width | 34'-6" |
| Depth | 40'-5" |
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| Indoor Features | Downstairs Laundry Room, Elevator, Foyer, Living Room, Office/Study, Recreational Room |
| Outdoor Features | Covered Front Porch, Balcony, Covered Rear Porch, Deck, Lanai, Upper Deck |
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| Garage Features | |
| Condition | New |
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Jennifer Mann – February 27, 2025
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Coastal Traditional Low Country Home Plan with Double Porches
This refined Coastal Traditional home plan draws inspiration from classic Low Country and Charleston architecture, combining timeless proportions, stacked porches, and durable materials into a design that feels both elegant and livable. With approximately 2,800 heated square feet, 4 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, this home is ideal for families seeking a balanced blend of historic coastal charm and modern functionality.
Architectural Style & Exterior Materials
The exterior showcases a harmonious mix of horizontal lap siding paired with a substantial stone foundation and stone chimney, grounding the home visually while adding long-term durability. This elevated coastal composition is a hallmark of Low Country design, offering resilience, visual depth, and enduring curb appeal.
Double stacked front porches define the façade, creating a strong vertical rhythm that is both welcoming and iconic. Classic railings, balanced window placement, and traditional rooflines reinforce the home’s Coastal Traditional identity while maintaining flexibility for inland or shoreline settings.
Main-Level Layout & Interior Flow
The main level is organized around an open-concept living arrangement that connects the kitchen, dining, and living spaces into one cohesive environment. This layout supports everyday living as well as entertaining, allowing natural light to move freely through the home.
The kitchen is thoughtfully positioned at the heart of the floor plan, featuring generous counter space, a central island, and ample cabinetry. Its adjacency to both the dining area and living room creates an intuitive flow that suits both casual meals and formal gatherings.
A flexible room on the main level can be adapted as a home office, guest space, library, or hobby room, making the plan responsive to changing household needs over time.
Bedrooms & Private Retreats
This home includes four well-proportioned bedrooms, providing privacy and comfort for family members and guests alike. The primary suite is designed as a relaxing retreat, with space for a king-size bed, seating area, and a spacious walk-in closet.
The primary bathroom features dual vanities, a large shower, and optional soaking tub configurations, offering spa-like comfort without excess complexity. Secondary bedrooms are generously sized and located to create separation from main living areas.
Shared bathrooms are efficiently placed to serve bedrooms without compromising privacy, and a centrally located laundry area enhances daily convenience.
Signature Outdoor Living
The double front porches are more than architectural statements—they are functional outdoor living spaces that extend the home’s usable square footage. The lower porch offers a shaded gathering area, while the upper porch provides a private outdoor retreat connected to bedroom or loft spaces.
These porches reflect the social and climatic traditions of Southern coastal homes, encouraging relaxation, neighborly interaction, and year-round enjoyment.
Energy Efficiency & Structural Integrity
The home’s design supports energy-efficient construction through compact massing, strategic window placement, and durable exterior materials. The stone base enhances thermal performance, while the siding system allows for modern insulation solutions.
With included CAD files, builders can easily adapt insulation, mechanical systems, and window specifications to meet regional energy codes and climate demands.
Why Coastal Traditional Homes Endure
Coastal Traditional and Low Country homes remain popular because they balance elegance, practicality, and adaptability. Their symmetrical forms, generous porches, and durable materials make them equally suited for coastal environments and refined suburban neighborhoods.
Architectural publications frequently highlight these characteristics for their ability to connect indoor and outdoor living while maintaining timeless appeal, as seen in coastal residential features published by Fine Homebuilding.
What’s Included with This Plan
- CAD + PDF construction drawings for permitting and customization
- Unlimited build license — build as many times as you like
- Structural engineering coordination for code compliance
- Lower modification costs compared to most plan providers
Customization Options
This plan is fully customizable. Homeowners can adjust porch dimensions, modify interior layouts, add screened outdoor spaces, or adapt the foundation for slab, crawlspace, or basement construction. Exterior finishes can also be tailored to suit regional preferences while preserving the Coastal Traditional character.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this plan suitable for non-coastal locations?
Yes. While inspired by coastal architecture, its materials and proportions translate beautifully to inland and suburban settings.
Can one of the bedrooms be converted into a suite?
Absolutely. The layout allows for bathroom reconfiguration and suite-style upgrades.
Does the plan include engineering?
Yes. Structural engineering is included to ensure durability and compliance.
Build a Home That Lasts
This Coastal Traditional Low Country home plan offers enduring style, practical living spaces, and architectural authenticity. With its double porches, stone-accented exterior, and flexible interior layout, it’s a design that supports both everyday comfort and long-term value.
Start building with confidence and bring timeless coastal architecture to life.
13-1874 HOUSE PLAN -Coastal Traditional House Plan – 4-Bed, 3-Bath, 2,800 SF
- BOTH a PDF and CAD file (sent to the email provided/a copy of the downloadable files will be in your account here)
- PDF – Easily printable at any local print shop
- CAD Files – Delivered in AutoCAD format. Required for structural engineering and very helpful for modifications.
- Structural Engineering – Included with every plan unless not shown in the product images. Very helpful and reduces engineering time dramatically for any state. *All plans must be approved by engineer licensed in state of build*
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