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These designs encapsulate the timeless appeal of the farmhouse style with practical layouts, natural materials, and inviting porches, all packaged into a compact footprint. Ideal for those seeking a simpler lifestyle, downsizers, or small families, these homes offer the rustic comfort of a country house, designed to fit smaller plots.
Small farmhouse plans are farmhouses that come in under 2,000 square feet. These are some of our most popular designs, because farmhouse architecture is huge and people are always looking for a great home for a budget.
Small farmhouses typically have gables, dormers, porches, and an overall simple, easygoing aesthetic with clean lines. You won't find tons of decorative touches like are common on other styles, but you will see some gable pediments and brackets in the mix.
Yes, we have a wide variety of small farmhouse plans to address your lot requirements. They include narrow and wide designs to fit the full range of plot shapes and all types of foundations to suit any soil conditions and grade.
While traditionally defined floor plans are available, most new small farmhouses feature open-concept living areas and split bedrooms that maximize the feel of every bit of space. There are plenty of one-story and two-story layouts to suit your needs, too.
Farmhouse architecture has evolved over time. A more traditional farmhouse may have formal definition in its floor plan, regular height ceilings, and historically inspired finishes like windows with divided lites. Modern farmhouses, on the other hand, are always open concept, often have high vaulted ceilings, and feature updated materials like larger, liteless windows.
Small farmhouses offer all the same rustic features you'll find in larger homes. Expect to see things like stone and brick fireplaces, wood ceiling beams and trusses, wide plank flooring, and dark metal finishes for plumbing and lighting fixtures.
Farmhouses aren't just for rural locations and you'll find them practically everywhere these days. Small farmhouse plans are more common in subdivisions than out on farmland thanks to their diverse layouts and adaptable style.
Yes! As barndominium architecture gains fans, you can expect to see even more small barndos in our collection. These designs boast exceptionally simple shapes, so they're especially affordable to build, but they offer tons of wow-factor with bright and voluminous living areas.
Demand for farmhouses has exploded in recent years, with aspiring homeowners drawn to the simple traditional style and bright, breezy open layouts made ubiquitous on home design shows. This architecture is adaptable and persevering, so it will age well over the years—no need to fear that it'll look dated! Farmhouse plans of all sizes offer these perks, so building in a smaller package just makes them accessible to all budgets.
