Large House for Substantial Sized Property

Front of Gables Cottage.

If you have substantial property next to a river or a sound the Gables Cottage is for you. It is a large house that needs land commensurate for its size. The house has formal spaces in the front and gets more informal the further you get into the house and out to the rear porches. The porches are perfect for relaxing in the evening as your kids play and you watch the sunset across the river. The house includes many amenities including six bedrooms, a large kitchen, family room and dining spaces for family and guests to enjoy. All of the Southern Cottages House Plans are designed by an architect to give you style with a comprehensive design at a price you can afford.

Rear of Gables Cottage.

Let us help you create a building to serve your needs at www.mcleodarchitect.com.
View our architect designed house plans at www.southerncottages.com.

What is Southern Cottages?

Happy New Year!

 

You might wonder what Southern Cottages is and what this blog is about.

Mike McLeod, an architect in North Carolina, owns an architecture firm called Michael R. McLeod Architect, PA.  He has a small side company called Southern Cottages House Plans.  It is there that he sells a few of the house plans he has designed over the years at a fraction of the cost of designing a custom home.  So, potential customers can get house plans that were designed by an architect but at an affordable price.

This is from the Southern Cottages website:

Southern Cottages is a house plan service offering architect designed houses, cottages, and beach houses for a gracious informal lifestyle. The plans are a collection of exciting home designs which blend traditional southern coastal home styling with more contemporary architectural forms and open plan floor layouts.

What you’ll find on this blog are pictures of the SouthernCottages houses, FAQ, customer letters, info on building materials, and other information about architecture, the beach, and houses.

I hope this post has shed some light on this blog.

Here’s to a brilliant new year!