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These spacious homes feature floor plans in excess of 4,000 square feet. They typically have larger sized rooms as well as additional bedrooms and bathrooms, and special rooms such as a game room, or library.

Multi-Family residential plans are buildings that have multiple attached units and are used as income properties. They can have a few units such as in townhomes, or multiple units contained within apartment buildings and condominiums.

One and a half story homes feature the public space on the first floor and often a first floor bedroom, with the rest of the bedrooms located on the second floor. The second floor occupies only part of the overall footprint of the home, making use of the attic space, with sloped ceilings and often dormers.

One story homes, also called ranch homes, are single story homes with the public and private spaces all on one level. They can be casual in atmosphere with an open plan, or formal in atmosphere, with separate rooms for living and dining.

These homes can be 1, 1 ½ or 2 story homes, that offer a separate, private living area for related living. The main home offers all of the features of a standard home, while the attached related living quarters provide a separate kitchen, living area and bedroom.

Split Level homes have multiple levels of living space that are separated by small sets of stairs. Typically the public living space is on the main level, with the private living area located a half a flight of stairs up, and the recreational living space located a half a flight down.

Two story homes feature the public living space on the first floor, and the private living space on the second floor. They can have a casual atmosphere, with an open plan and vaulted ceilings, or a formal atmosphere, with separate rooms for living and dining.

These plans make a perfect second home and offer a relaxed, open atmosphere, often with a great room and porch or deck. They can range from a small single bedroom cottage to a larger home that can accommodate a family reunion.