The HomesteaderPlan SL-1701

The early nineteenth century Southern Piedmont farmhouse was an unmistakable period with detailing and materials so prevalent through the old South. Two-story gables, fieldstone chimneys and foundations, moldings carved in high relief, standing-seam tin roofs, carefully placed dormers, simple gables, spacious front porches with beadboard ceilings and square picket railings are common design elements in most of these houses.

Our rendition of the Southern Piedmont farmhouse in the form of The Homesteader borrows many of these common characteristics and blends them into a home plan for contemporary living that will fit well into the existing rural landscape.