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      Southwest Home Plans

      The Southwest home plan combines simple wood, brick, and stucco construction with highly decorative details throughout typical of Southwestern style.

      Influenced by the original Spanish colonial settlements through the Southwest, Southwest style homes utilizes wood, brick and stucco on its smooth walls - the home plans typically call for ornamental flat frames with highly decorative carved doors and stonework, patterned tilework, spiral columns, courtyard fountains, and graceful wrought iron.

      The typical Southwest style home is low to the ground - two stories at most, and asymmetrical, creating myriad views and traffic patterns in the interior. The home may open to a courtyard or informal entertaining area in the rear. The Southwest style home is a romantic interpretation of the simple Spanish structures of Spain's now-vanished New-World empire.

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      Plan number HWEPL09304

      A Santa Fe Design

      Plan #: HWEPL09304
      Style: Southwest
      Total: 2,843 Sq. Ft.
      Stories: 1Beds: 3
      Baths: 2Half Baths: 1
      Width: 89'Depth: 92'

      Plan number HWEPL10099

      Southwestern Interpretation

      Plan #: HWEPL10099
      Style: Southwest
      Total: 2,966 Sq. Ft.
      Stories: 1Beds: 4
      Baths: 3Half Baths: 1
      Width: 116'Depth: 77'

      Plan number HWEPL09801

      Sophisticated Ceilings

      Plan #: HWEPL09801
      Style: Southwest
      Total: 2,911 Sq. Ft.
      Stories: 1Beds: 3
      Baths: 3Half Baths: 1
      Width: 84'Depth: 78'

      Plan number HWEPL00775

      Santa Fe Signature

      Plan #: HWEPL00775
      Style: Southwest
      Total: 2,350 Sq. Ft.
      Stories: 1Beds: 3
      Baths: 2Half Baths: 1
      Width: 92'Depth: 79'

      Plan number HWEPL00903

      Desert Retreat

      Plan #: HWEPL00903
      Style: Southwest
      Total: 2,015 Sq. Ft.
      Stories: 1Beds: 3
      Baths: 2Half Baths: 1
      Width: 96'Depth: 54'

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      120 designs inspired by the past for today's lifestyle... Santa Fe, Spanish & Contemporary.

      Southwestern Home Plans

      From the elegant manors in Florida built in the Mediterranean style and the breezy seaside cottages of the South; to ranch homes from the heart of Texas and sprawling stucco plans from the Southwest -- all created by the country's top designers and gathered in this comprehensive collection.

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