Home designs from 62 residential architects & designers who specialize in coastal home plans, beach house plans & lake home designs. Over 2,575 coastal home designs in a variety of regional styles.

Coastal Home Plans presents designs from a select group of 65 residential architects and designers who specialize in house plans for your coastal, beach, lake or river community. Use the Filter Search tool to hone in on the right house plan for your coastal property.

Beach house plans are ideal for your seaside, coastal village or waterfront property. These home designs come in a variety of styles including beach cottages, luxurious waterfront estates and small vacation house plans.

Elevated house plans are primarily designed for homes located in flood zones. The foundations for these home designs typically utilize pilings, piers, stilts or CMU block walls to raise the home off grade.

The Abalina Beach Cottage offers a delightfully open floor plan tucked into an easy to build and efficient 1,289 square feet. The home features a clever double scissor roof truss system that allows for vaulted ceilings in the living room, dining room, kitchen and two of the three bedrooms.

Plans may need to be modified to meet your specific lot conditions and local codes. Especially in coastal areas, it is likely that a structural engineer will need to review, modify and seal the plans prior to submitting for building permits.

The Coastal Traditional home has one defining characteristic. The exterior embraces one of the time-honored Colonial architectural styles such as Cape Cod, Georgian, Victorian or Shingle. As such, this category embraces a wide range of traditional styles.

The Cobia Lane is a two story 4 bedroom cottage with an Elevator. Views are from the Great Room & Kitchen areas primarily on two sides. The plan is built on raised piers and the ground level is a carport for three vehicles or boat storage. The carport could be …

Charleston South Carolina is known for its well-preserved collection of over 2,000 antebellum homes. Styles are wide-ranging, but the most popular is the Charleston Single House with its distinctive faux front door that opens onto stacked piazzas.

SoCal is a modern piling home with a “loft” style living space. It has 4 bedrooms with lots of storage and the laundry area directly off the hall. Folding doors open the entire living space to the covered porch.