In New Jersey, a diverse array of home plan styles reflects the state's rich architectural heritage and the influence of various historical periods.Â
Colonial-style homes, characterized by symmetrical facades, gabled roofs, and brick or clapboard exteriors, are prevalent throughout the state, echoing its colonial history.Â
Victorian-style homes, with their ornate detailing, turrets, and expansive porches, are also common, especially in older neighborhoods.Â
Cape Cod-style homes, known for their sim...
In New Jersey, a diverse array of home plan styles reflects the state's rich architectural heritage and the influence of various historical periods.
Colonial-style homes, characterized by symmetrical facades, gabled roofs, and brick or clapboard exteriors, are prevalent throughout the state, echoing its colonial history.
Victorian-style homes, with their ornate detailing, turrets, and expansive porches, are also common, especially in older neighborhoods.
Cape Cod-style homes, known for their simple, one-and-a-half-story design and steeply pitched roofs, are popular in suburban areas. The state's housing landscape is further diversified by the presence of
Tudor-style homes, characterized by their distinctive half-timbering, and
ranch-style homes, known for their single-story layouts and horizontal lines.
*Please note: Plans are not designed specifically for New Jersey building code. Code update and engineering are handled locally through a licensed professional.*
