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Classic Colonial Plans
Popular in the American colonies from 1690 to 1830, the distinctive features of a colonial style home include the squared symmetrical shape, central door, and straight aligned windows on the first and second floors. English-style colonial homes were often done in brick with wood trim, and wooden columns that were painted white. American colonials were traditionally done in both brick and wood with clapboards which were usually painted white or pale yellow.
Classic Colonial 1A
The Classic Colonial 1A has two fireplaces on the first floor—one to be shared by the open living/dining space, and one for the enhancement of the luxurious and spacious master suite.
Classic Colonial 1B
The Classic Colonial 1B makes full use of the first floor with a large central kitchen, mudroom, breakfast nook, living room, and more formal, enclosed dining area.
One Stop Shop Weather Tight Shell Package
Whether you’re looking to build a timber frame, post and beam or panelized home, we offer weather tight packages for every taste and style. Our packages not only include the structural framing, but also can include windows and doors as well as exterior finishes such as siding, roofing and trim.
