Narrow Lot House Plans

Narrow Lot House Plans

Combining the architectural styles of craftsman home plans and ranch house plans, the Espresso home is perfect for those wanting a traditional yet relaxed living space. This Craftsman Ranch style house brings a modern twist to the architectural styles of the American West while putting an emphasis on simple handcrafted designs and beautiful details. The Espresso home comes with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and other fine amenities that make this home cozy and efficient for smaller households.

Upon entering this charming home, you are welcomed by the foyer and two of the bedrooms, each equipped with their own closet and both share a bathroom. A laundry room armed with both a dryer and washer is located in this bedroom alcove as well. Continuing down the hallway, you enter the great room which is an open floor plan composed of the kitchen, living room, and dining room. This area is great for entertaining a group guests or having small, cozy meals. The kitchen section of this space has a walk-in pantry, a large kitchen island and is perfect for those who love to cook but want to feel connected to the rest of the house. The master bedroom is located right off of the living room space and has its own bathroom and spacious walk-in closet.

Architectural Styles Associated with this design

Craftsman

Craftsman
The Mascord collection of craftsman house plans highlight features that were first introduced with the Arts and Crafts movement, which thrived from 1876-1915, and continues to be celebrated today.  These homes have great curb appeal, lots of detail and the amenities you need for modern living. Check out the collection for more great home designs.

Ranch

Ranch
Our Ranch style house plan collection comprises single level homes with elongated elevations that suit placement on acreage or suburban lots, and the easy living open floorplans are ideal for families with both young and aging family members. The homes you'll see in this collection typically have a rectangular or L-shaped footprint, and low-pitched roof. They are ideal for placement of photovoltaics!  Take a look and tell us what you think.

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