Craftsman House Plans
Craftsman Bungalows and Craftsman House Plans have an interesting background steeped in the philosophical and political movements of the early 20th Century. This design style formed as a reaction and counterpoint to the popular but fading Victorian style which favored large structures with highly ornate design elements. Similar to the “eat local” ethos currently sweeping restaurants across the U.S., proponents of the craftsman style embraced the idea of utilizing local materials and local craftsmen to construct homes. As part of the larger Arts and Crafts movement of the early 1900’s, architects and designers sought to create simple but well-designed and constructed homes affordable to the middle class. A sort of thumbing of the nose at the social elite of the day. And a boon for those of us who love this distinctive style of home.
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Abalone Bay
Plan#CHP-56-1003186
SQ.FT4
BED3
BATHS62′ 0”
WIDTH75′ 0″
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Adams Harbor
Plan#CHP-52-1134230
SQ.FT4
BED4
BATHS114′ 0”
WIDTH56′ 0″
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Affin View
Plan#CHP-24-1364826
SQ.FT3
BED3
BATHS80′ 4”
WIDTH77′ 2″
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Alice Field
Plan#CHP-24-1373686
SQ.FT3
BED2
BATHS109′ 0”
WIDTH35′ 10″
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Allegro Sound
Plan#CHP-27-1643906
SQ.FT5
BED5
BATHS24′ 0”
WIDTH111′ 0″
DEPTH -
Amherst
Plan#CHP-54-1333464
SQ.FT4
BED4
BATHS42′ 0”
WIDTH69′ 0″
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Amicalola Lodge
Plan#CHP-30-1003126
SQ.FT3
BED2
BATHS104′ 7”
WIDTH83′ 2″
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Arborg
Plan#CHP-17-1493779
SQ.FT5
BED5
BATHS101′
WIDTH56′ 0″
DEPTH -
Asheville
Plan#CHP-08-1592399
SQ.FT3
BED3
BATHS50′ 0”
WIDTH84′ 0″
DEPTH