Our collection of Beach and coastal house plans are designed for waterfront properties at the ocean, lake or river, and have generous porches for time spent outdoors.

What makes the Tyree House Plans Modern Style distinct? Strong geometric shapes. Clean lines with minimal ornamentation. Halls are designed to lead to a natural light source.

Modern house plans that are selected by gradient factors of white.

Modern house plans that are selected by gradient factors of brown.

Browse our Mid Century Modern house plans. This style includes a variety of plans with modern features from the 1950s and 1960s in America. Some of the highlights of that time period were flat rooflines, large grouping of windows, geometric shapes, and carports.

At Tyree House Plans we can help make having a castle a reality, instead of a dream. Each of the Tyree House Plan Castles are designed to meet the modern needs of today, while meeting the needs to have beautifully designed structures that are distinct and from the past.

Our modern castle plans combine the strength of a traditional castle with the simplicity of today’s modern design. Fortified structures define the exterior and lower levels of these plans, with open, glassy upper areas in contrast, providing natural lighting and simple room shapes.

Our modern farm houses are designed with the simple shapes that reference the Shaker style. Our Mod Farm collection combines the textural finishes of farmhouse with some sleek modern detailing. Lap siding, board and batten, standing seam metal are joined to cantilevered rooflines, simple door trim and clean lighting fixtures.

Our Farm House Plans are designed to follow the styling of the farmhouses in the United States of America. They feature large porches with decorative columns. The main houses are topped with gable roofs and showcase many double-hung windows. The relaxed farmhouse style is welcoming, yet has distinct interior spaces with definition to the dining, living and kitchen.

Our Colonial House Plans are designed using the detailing from the Colonial Revival period (1880-1955). This style featured the front door of the house with sidelights and an entry porch or pediment.