Hill Country House Plans

Discover the charm of Texas Hill Country house plans, a style deeply rooted in the region's rich history and European influences. This distinctive architectural style reflects the practical and elegant design choices of early settlers who brought their carpentry and masonry skills to central Texas. Hill Country homes are often built using locally sourced materials like white limestone and brown sandstone, combined with cedar to create a rustic yet refined appearance.

The beauty of Hill Country home plans lies in their simplicity and authenticity...

House plan exterior: Modern Farmhouse style, two stories, stone and wood facade, metal roof, dormers, and attached two-car garage.

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820014WSF

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2,817

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3.5

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51963HZ

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$1,495

2,859

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3 - 4

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A craftsman-style house with a brick exterior, wooden accents, and a winding brick path. Lush greenery and tall trees surround the home at sunset.

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56473SM

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2,290

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2.5 - 3.5

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House plan exterior. Modern farmhouse style with gabled roof, dormers, and a covered porch. Features brick exterior and black framed windows.

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51971HZ

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$1,395

1,690

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House plan exterior. One-story Modern Farmhouse with gables, a covered porch with exposed beams, and a metal roof.

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51838HZ

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$1,445

2,454

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House plan exterior. Modern Farmhouse style with stone and board-and-batten siding. Features include a porch, multiple gables, and a dark roofline.

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51955HZ

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$1,445

2,278

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3 - 4

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3.5 - 4.5

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915047CHP

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$1,795

3,576

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4 - 5

Bed

3.5+

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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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420111WNT

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$1,295

2,098

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3 - 4

Bed

2.5

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51935HZ

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$1,445

2,195

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2.5

Bath

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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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4.5

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House plan exterior. One-story Modern Farmhouse with a metal roof, front-facing gables, a covered porch with wooden beams, and a two-car garage.

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51901HZ

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$1,395

1,698

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2.5

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A modern, white farmhouse with dark roof, and trim, nestled on a perfectly manicured lawn. The entrance features a wooden portico.

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135255GRA

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$1,250

2,489

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2.5

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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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$1,195

1,578

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Bed

Bath

Story

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

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420154WNT

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$1,395

2,600

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3 - 4

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2.5+

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623188DJ

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$1,799

2,643

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2.5

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420130WNT

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$1,595

3,370

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3.5

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House plan exterior with shed-style roof, covered porch, and attached garage. Includes dark siding and a prominent black garage door.

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135236GRA

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$1,050

896

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150014HRP

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$1,595

2,808

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Bed

3.5

Bath

Story

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House plan exterior with board and batten siding, metal roof, and a covered porch with exposed timber framing.

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16922WG

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$1,295

2,486

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Bed

2.5

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House plan exterior. Two-story Modern Farmhouse with a gabled roof, covered porch, and shed dormers. Features include brick facade and dark roof.

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915051CHP

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$1,795

3,680

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Bed

3.5

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51855HZ

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starting at

$1,395

1,599

Sq. Ft.

Bed

2.5

Bath

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28939JJ

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$1,095

1,662

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Bath

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380018ASH

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$1,195

1,800

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Bed

Bath

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Modern Farmhouse house plan exterior with stone and wood siding, dark metal roof, multiple gables, and attached three-car garage.

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818022JSS

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$2,115

3,609

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Bed

4.5

Bath

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Hill Country House Plans FAQs

What is the Hill Country style of home plans?

The Hill Country style of home plans is a distinctive architectural design that originated in the Texas Hill Country region. It reflects a blend of traditional and contemporary elements, capturing the essence of the rugged and natural beauty of the area.

How was the Hill Country style invented?

The Hill Country style evolved organically over time as a response to the unique environmental and cultural aspects of the Texas Hill Country. It draws inspiration from the German and European settlers, combining their building traditions with local materials and a deep appreciation for the landscape.

What are the key characteristics of Hill Country-style homes?

Key characteristics of Hill Country style homes include:

A one or two-story structure.
Expansive covered porches or verandas.
Metal or tin roofs.
Large windows to maximize natural light.
Use of local materials like limestone and cedar.

Are there specific features that define the interior of Hill Country-style homes?

Yes, Hill Country interiors often feature open floor plans, high ceilings with exposed beams, natural materials such as stone and wood, and a focus on creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living spaces.

What are some common materials used in constructing Hill Country-style homes?

Limestone, cedar, metal, and other locally sourced materials are commonly used in constructing Hill Country-style homes, contributing to their distinctive appearance and connection to the environment.

How does the Hill Country style address climate challenges like heat and humidity?

The design often incorporates features like shaded outdoor spaces and cross-ventilation, and it uses materials that can withstand the local climate to create comfortable and energy-efficient homes.

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