Popular Custom Homes in Knoxville, TN
The following plans are a collection of popular custom homes we have done over the years that can show you some plans and pictures of a finished product in a rough price point. Every home is unique to the site and can change based on the site, budgets, and personal tastes! If any of them take your eye, give us a call and we may even be able to schedule a visit to see the home. Enjoy!
Mid Century Modern
This take on a Mid Century Modern home offers a great blend of value and space. A large vaulted open great room and kitchen separates the guests quarters with two bedrooms and a bathroom to the master suite on the other side which has a spacious bathroom, custom walk-in shower, closets and access to the laundry room.
Bitterroot
The Bitterroot is a true rustic American style home. The design features 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a master suite on the main level. The “open plan” design lives like a home many times its true size. A gracious screened porch creates outdoor opportunities free from incests.
Dobro III
Perfectly suited for a sloping lot, the Dobro 111 is a Main and Lower Level home that maximizes space and budget. The main level interior features a vaulted great room ceiling, open plan living, walk-in pantry, master suite, and connected laundry and mud rooms. The gracious screened porch is complete with an outdoor kitchen.
Dulcimer
The Dulcimer features a glass entrance gallery, open plan living, large view glass in the Great Rm, three generous master suites, and an upper level Den. On the exterior, the Dulcimer features generous outdoor living with a fireplace.
Modern Home
Perfectly suited for a sloping lot, the Dobro 111 is a Main and Lower Level home that maximizes space and budget. The main level interior features a vaulted great room ceiling, open plan living, walk-in pantry, master suite, and connected laundry and mud rooms. The gracious screened porch is complete with an outdoor kitchen.
Mackay Shelter
The MackKaye Shelter expresses the spirit of the early structures of the Appalachian Mountains. Architectural features include English half-timbering with stone and antique white oak infill, hand-split cedar shake roofing, deep overhangs, natural cedar posts and handrails, and tobacco stick pickets.
Abram's Creek
Home features low-pitched roofs, exposed rafter tails, large front porches and larger masses of stone in columns, fireplaces, and foundation strike a more rustic, utilitarian tone than the Adirondack style which preceded it.
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