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Shotgun House Plans

Let’s step back to the late 1800’s to get a glimpse of the style of the Shotgun House.

It was named from the way a shotgun was beautifully constructed; long and narrow. The Shotgun House is also long and narrow.

Therefore, all the rooms and entryways are front to back and in a single straight line. The Shotgun was also designed to sport a gable roof and have front porches to add southern charm.

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