Whether 2000 square feet means your upsizing or downsizing, it’s a size that works for most lifestyles, from young couples, to families, to seniors. Since timber framed homes live larger than conventionally framed houses, you can often build smaller than you think. Space is flexible and you can plan for future use or easily change the layout to work for you. These plans up to 2100 square feet are a great place to start.
Choosing a house plan can be a daunting undertaking. Home plans vary so much and your lifestyle is specific to you and your family. That’s why we offer a large selection of timber frame plans and can modify them to fit your needs. Your plan is the most important step in building your new home.
The plans link to additional plan information and you can download a pdf of the plan to review later. Just click on the plans below.
Of course, we can modify any plan to work for you, to make it larger or smaller than 2100 square feet.
Our plans are designed as a builders set or permit set. Once reviewed and stamped by an engineer registered in your state, they are ready to build.
If you have any questions or would like discuss your project, give us a call at 828-524-8662 or email us at [email protected].
If you’d like for us to let you know when we post more plans, just drop us a note.
If you want to purchase a plan, just visit TimberStead. They are available in the following formats:
- Design Proof – Elevations, Floor Plans, Sections and Details needed for obtaining quotes.
- CAD – A full set of “Builder’s Plans” designed details that would allow most builders to successfully construct the home. Timber Frame Plans, Foundation Plans, Exterior Elevations, Floor Plans, Electrical Plans, Typical Sections and Details, First Floor Post Locations and Loading Notes. They may require review by an engineer registered in your state. These plans are delivered electronically as a CAD file ready for any revisions or modifications.
- PDF – A full set of “Builder’s Plans” designed details that would allow most builders to successfully construct the home. Timber Frame Plans, Foundation Plans, Exterior Elevations, Floor Plans, Electrical Plans, Typical Sections and Details, First Floor Post Locations and Loading Notes. They may require review by an engineer registered in your state. These plans are delivered electronically as a PDF file.
