Contemporary House Plans

Explore our Contemporary House Plans, designed with clean lines and a modern aesthetic that defines this style. These contemporary home plans feature large windows without decorative trim, allowing natural light to fill the space. The use of materials like siding, stucco, stone, brick, and wood adds texture and depth to the exteriors, while roofs are typically flat or gently pitched with extended overhangs for a sleek look.

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623637DJ

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3,836

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42742DB

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Plan image - 85493MS:Contemporary Mountain Ranch House Plan with Workshop and 3-Car Garage

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$1,670

1,965

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2.5

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147069RML

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$1,280

2,575

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3.5

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680655VR

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$2,450

4,166

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35052GH

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$1,425

2,212

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623314DJ

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$1,799

2,623

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623311DJ

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$1,799

2,813

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623153DJ

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$1,599

2,214

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House plan exterior. Modern Farmhouse style with a gabled roof, brick entry porch, and black-framed windows, and vertical siding.

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$1,295

2,098

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House plan exterior view of a Modern Farmhouse with a gabled roofline, board and batten siding, and a two-car garage.

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1,578

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135290GRA

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$1,250

1,679

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2 - 3

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Modern Farmhouse exterior with brick and board-and-batten siding, gabled rooflines, and metal dormer. House plan.

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818128JSS

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$1,730

2,877

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Modern house with dark roof and wood paneling, set against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains and a bright blue sky.

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818033JSS

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$2,115

3,854

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623193DJ

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2,016

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House plan exterior with two stories, a covered porch, wood and black siding, and an exposed rafter tail roofline.

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135259GRA

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$1,250

2,034

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51992HZ

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$1,645

3,215

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623312DJ

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$2,199

4,271

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680671VR

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$1,350

2,202

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135300GRA

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$1,250

1,720

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$1,195

1,540

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2 - 3

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1,540

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Modern Farmhouse house plan exterior with black vertical siding, wood accents, stone veneer, gable roofs, and double entry doors.

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420092WNT

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1,578

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House plan exterior with gabled rooflines, brick facade, dark-clad central entry, and large windows.

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$1,395

2,600

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Contemporary House Plans FAQs

What is Contemporary style in home plans?

Contemporary style in home plans refers to a design aesthetic that emphasizes clean lines, open spaces, and a harmonious blend of form and function. It often incorporates modern materials and technologies, creating a sleek and uncluttered look.

How did Contemporary style in home plans originate?

The Contemporary style emerged in the mid-20th century as a response to the traditional architectural styles that dominated the early 1900s. Influenced by the Modernist movement, architects sought to break away from historical precedents and embrace innovative design concepts that reflected the spirit of the times. The post-war period saw a surge in experimentation with new materials and construction techniques, leading to the birth of the Contemporary style.

What are the key characteristics of Contemporary-style home plans?

Contemporary homes often feature flat or low-pitched roofs, large windows to maximize natural light, and an emphasis on open floor plans. The use of unconventional shapes, asymmetrical facades, and a mix of materials like glass, steel, and concrete are common. The interior spaces are designed for functionality and often include open living areas, minimalistic decor, and a connection to the outdoors.

How does Contemporary style differ from Modern style in home plans?

While the terms "contemporary" and "modern" are sometimes used interchangeably, there are subtle differences. Contemporary style reflects the design trends of the present moment, incorporating a variety of influences. Modern style, on the other hand, specifically refers to the design principles of the mid-20th-century modernist movement. Contemporary style is more fluid and evolves with current trends, while Modern style is a defined historical aesthetic.

Are there regional variations in Contemporary-style home plans?

Yes, there can be regional variations in Contemporary style influenced by local climate, culture, and building practices. For example, homes in warmer climates may focus on indoor-outdoor living with extensive use of glass walls, while homes in colder regions might prioritize energy-efficient insulation and heating solutions.

How can I incorporate sustainability into a Contemporary-style home?

Sustainability can be seamlessly integrated into a Contemporary-style home by choosing eco-friendly materials, incorporating energy-efficient systems, and embracing passive design principles. Consult with builders specializing in sustainable design to explore options such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and other environmentally conscious features.

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Single-Family Homes

3,315

Stand-Alone Garages

139

Multi-Family Homes (duplexes, triplexes, and other multi-unit layouts)

160

Other (sheds, pool houses, offices)

Footprint

Width (feet)

Depth (feet)

Height (feet)

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Modern Farmhouse

167

Scandinavian

136

Craftsman

171

Barndominium

Transitional

512

Contemporary

3,648

Country

180

Mid Century Modern

759

New American

450

Cottage

141

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Acadian

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203

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109

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196

Farmhouse

Florida-Style

187

French Country

Georgian

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106

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Low Country

Mediterranean

Modern

1,756

Mountain

542

New Orleans

Northwest

1,287

Prairie

412

Ranch

452

Rustic

188

Shingle

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138

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Vacation

315

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342

1,396

1,043

243

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Attached

2,700

Detached

167

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Driveunder

247

RV Garage

108

None

688

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Front

1,996

Side

680

Rear

125

Courtyard

369

Bedroom and Bath Options

Bedrooms - Clustered

835

Bedrooms - Split

1,208

Master Suite - 1st Floor

2,135

Master Suite - Upstairs

1,327

Master Suite - Lower Level

Master Suite - Sitting Area

159

Two Master Suites

In-Law Suite

140

Jack & Jill Bath

401

Bunk Room

Kitchen and Dining

Breakfast Nook

507

Two Kitchen Islands

Walk-in Pantry

1,923

Butlery

Formal Dining

490

Laundry Location

Laundry Access from Master Suite

394

Laundry - Main Level

1,997

Laundry - Upstairs

946

Laundry - Lower Level

145

Laundry Chute

Additional Rooms

Optionally Finished Bonus Room

335

Den

632

Flex Room

548

Game/Rec Room

635

Home Office

1,101

Home Theater

108

Keeping Room

Library/Study

528

Loft

706

Media Room

211

Mudroom

1,732

Playroom

101

Safe Room

Sport Court

Sunroom

Two Story Great Room

958

Wet Bar

427

Wine Room

Outdoor Features

Wraparound Porch

142

Outdoor Fireplace

335

Outdoor Kitchen

390

Rooftop Deck

Courtyard

Stacked Porches

Foundation

Basement

1,779

Combo Basement-Crawl

Combo Slab-Crawl

Crawl

2,127

Daylight

298

Joist

Monolithic Slab

295

Pier

Piling

Post/Beam

Post Frame

Post/Pier

Raise Island

Slab

2,071

Stem Wall

158

Walkout

1,105

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Casita

Elevator

110

Finished Bonus Room

158

Multiple Stairs

Split Level

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Block / CMU (main floor)

195

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674

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3,402

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Post-Frame

Premium Collection

178

Recently Sold

1,499

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USDA Approved

Lot Features

Narrow Lot

1,657

Front/Up Sloping

124

Rear Sloping

350

Side Sloping

Sloping Lot

606