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FRESH FROM THE DRAFTING TABLE Check out these new and exclusive Southern Living House Plans, which are all created for modern families with flexible layouts and universal design ideas for multigenerational living Adaptive Cottage PLAN #2075 1,966 SQUARE FEET Designed in conjunction with the Parkinson’s Foundation, this single-level plan utilizes many concepts of universal design to allow owners to age in place. There are two primary bedrooms for ultimate flexibility and an attached garage with rear entry by breezeway. DESIGNED BY: Moser Design Group BEDROOMS: 3 BATHS: 3 full Amelia River Cottage PLAN #2069 2,449 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: Todd Wilson BEDROOMS: 3 BATHS: 2 full, 1 half Harpeth River Farmhouse PLAN #2073 3,297 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: Sailer Design, LLC BEDROOMS: 4 BATHS: 4 full, 1 half Summertime Lowcountry…

Good things come to those who wait—just ask Whitney and Andrew Rhodes. Right before they married, the thirty-somethings purchased property in small town Denham Springs, Louisiana, with big dreams of building a classic farmhouse. “We knew exactly what we wanted, or at least we thought we did,” says Whitney of the home’s initial design. “We were scheduled to break ground the week after our honeymoon, but a few delays gave us time to consider other options. We still wanted a farmhouse look, but one with a more cottagey feel.” Thus, the owners went back to the proverbial drawing board. Although they retained the authentic farmhouse framework—the deep wraparound porch, wide-plank wood siding, and steeply pitched gable roof—they took a looser approach with the interior design and opted for an…

We’re house people,” says Anne Love. She and her husband, Jay, had one historic-renovation project under their belts when a 1950s brick rancher on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville, Tennessee, hit the market. Smitten with the waterfront lot, the Loves bought the house for raising their two children, with the intention of one day constructing their ideal home in its place. “We like house plans and have always been into building,” Anne says. After years of admiring the timeless charm of traditional architecture, the Loves landed on the Southern Living New Carolina Island House (SL-1825). This 3,352-square-foot home, designed by Our Town Plans, is rooted in Lowcountry style. Starting with its good bones, the Loves modified the plan to fit their aesthetics and site. A firefighter by day, Jay worked…

Whiteside Farm PLAN #1979 3,610 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: Todd Wilson BEDROOMS: 4 BATHS: 4 full, 1 half Sweetwater Retreat PLAN #1960 4,024 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: C3 Studio BEDROOMS: 5 BATHS: 4 full, 1 half Four Gables PLAN #1832 2,341 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY:L. Mitchell Ginn & Associates BEDROOMS: 4 BATHS: 3 full, 1 half Dogwood Place PLAN #1975 2,992 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY:C. Brandon Ingram Design BEDROOMS: 4 BATHS: 3 full, 1 half Tennessee Farmhouse PLAN #2001 4,423 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: C3 Studio BEDROOMS: 4 BATHS: 4 full, 1 half Bellewood Cottage PLAN #2049 2,917 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: C. Brandon Ingram Design BEDROOMS: 3 BATHS: 3 full, 2 half Fox Hill PLAN #1871 4,361 SQUARE FEET DESIGNED BY: Rosney & Co. Architects BEDROOMS: 3 BATHS:…

For some families—especially those with two boys and an adventurous, outdoorsy bent—squeezing into a two-bedroom house with a cramped kitchen (and a single bath!) is an experience to be endured for the briefest period possible. But for accessories designer Winslett Watson; her husband, Justin; and their two sons, Whit and Haddon, the nine years they spent in a fishing cottage (a 1930s number on a gorgeous waterfront parcel on the south side of Savannah) were the perfect testing ground to learn what they wanted in a forever home. “Our time there taught us a lot of lessons—in organization, for one,” Winslett says with a laugh. “We also found that we don’t want to live in a giant house, hibernating in our own separate spaces. We love being together.” So…

For Charleston architect Heather A. Wilson, “old-house love” isn’t just an idea; it’s a celebrated part of her professional and family life. For years now, she’s had a hand in reviving many of the Holy City’s historic structures—from large-scale renovations to smaller projects like her own 1800s Charleston-style brick home. “Our house is still what it’s always been—that’s what makes it special, and we renovated minimally to keep it that way,” says Wilson. “You’re looking at the original walls, slate roof, and fireplace.” After an initial upgrade of the compact home’s main quarters and backyard, Wilson looked to expand their living area. Some would see its historical vernacular as a limitation, but she immediately envisioned the old carriage house in back, which was formerly used for storage, as a connection…

When a tape measure wouldn’t reach, I counted bricks,” explains architect Alyson Sailer about her precise approach to reinterpreting one of Nashville’s oldest houses, the circa-1810 Grassmere Historic Home (now the site of the city’s zoo), as a new house in College Grove, Tennessee. When Mary and Patrick Hatcliff of Tennessee-based Hatcliff Construction were looking to build a Southern Living Showcase Home, they turned to Sailer to spotlight old Southern style in a fresh way. “Character is often lost in new construction, but we wanted to show how to capture older-home details in smart ways,” says Mary. To pull it off, they replicated interior millwork and fireplaces while reconfiguring the plan to provide a new kitchen and expansive primary suite. Here’s how the team artfully fused past and present.…

Bay Breeze PLAN #1914 2,030 SQUARE FEET A wide front porch and side screened porch maximize outdoor living, making this house ideally suitable for a walkable, friendly neighborhood. DESIGNED BY: Moser Design Group BEDROOMS: 3 BATHS: 3 full, 1 half Have you always dreamed of living in one of those neighborhoods with wide sidewalks made for passing neighbors and quiet streets lined with charming homes? If you’ve ever been to Habersham, a coastal community in historic Beaufort, South Carolina, you’ve seen that living this kind of dream can be a reality. There’s even a quaint Main Street, with a Post Office, firehouse, shops, and restaurants. Throughout the 300-acre development are nature trails and park spaces dedicated to play. The natural beauty of the Lowcountry is all around with a community…

Come October, the leaf peepers putter bumper to bumper along the Blue Ridge Parkway to take in its famed autumn color. So when it came time to decide on a location for our annual Idea House, we headed north (well, not too far) for a nice dose of Western North Carolina’s mountain magic. Asheville has really exploded as a hot spot for outdoor adventurers, innovative artisans, and award-winning chefs. And the majestic Biltmore has long been a picturesque Southern pilgrimage. We broke ground in The Ramble Biltmore Forest, a secluded 1,000-acre community (part of the original farm founded by George W. Vanderbilt in 1897) nestled into a wooded mountainside. It’s only about 15 minutes from the action downtown but feels like it’s a world away. We called on a…

Whitney McGregor is drawn to fixer-uppers. In addition to her interior design business, she rehabs investment properties with her father, who lives in South Florida and requested that their next project be in the mountains. Because McGregor would handle the renovations, she set her Zillow search for a few spots within driving distance of her Greenville, South Carolina, home. She has a keen eye for envisioning the potential in places that others might consider teardowns. “It’s 50% intuition—the right house with the right energy. The other half is really methodical,” she says. It was kismet when a 1950s cabin in Highlands, North Carolina (less than two hours away from her home), popped into her inbox. “I don’t know how it lasted on the market for a year, because we…

Some artists find inspiration in a muse, while others find it in a blank canvas. For garden designer Holley Jaakkola, she found it in a verdant waterfront property in Georgia’s quaint Isle of Hope community. “It’s just surrounded by nature. It’s so serene,” she says of the large yard enveloping her home outside Savannah. But for Jaakkola, outdoor assets were only half the attraction. Anchoring the sprawling property was an 1850s estate replete with old-timey charm, from wide front porches to original wavy glass windows. These imperfections were badges to be embraced, so she set out to restore and renovate the home to honor its past. Here, Jaakkola shares how she transformed an aging getaway into a coastal-meets-country dream home. Going Green With loads of scenic beauty lying just…

Lowcountry Farmhouse PLAN #2000 2,754 SQUARE FEET Currently one of our best-selling plans, this home has it all—farmhouse charm, a big front porch, and open flow. DESIGNED BY: Court Atkins Group BEDROOMS: 3 BATHS: 3 full, 2 half TO ORDER CALL TOLL FREE 1.866.772.3206 | SOUTHERNLIVINGHOUSEPLANS.COM | SOURCE CODE: HP2022…