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FAQ

How much do Craftsman-style houses cost per square feet (approximately)?

The cost of a house by square feet is always dependent on the materials and construction that are used for the house. The typical approximate cost is $151 per square feet. If the house is 2,000 square feet, that makes the final cost around $302,000.

Are there Craftsman style floor plans with a detached garage?  Is it possible?

Yes, it is possible to get a Craftsman-style house with a detached garage. The garage can be completely detached from the house, or it can have a walkway that allows it to still have some attachment to the house. The attachment allows you to have cover as you walk from the house to the garage.

Does a Craftsman-style house usually come with a garage?  

Yes, the Craftsman style house most often comes with a garage that is attached to the house. Some houses come with garages that are not attached or a carport.

Is Craftsman-style considered a grand or luxury style of home?  Is the style used for mansions or normally regular-sized homes?

The Craftsman-style house can be any size but can be as large as 11,000 square feet, which makes it large enough to be a mansion. It can also be a regular size house of around 2,000 square feet.

Is Craftsman-style ever built as a “small” home?  Can it be built economically?

Yes, the Craftsman style can be as small as a tiny cottage of 600 square feet. It can be built as economically as you would like. It depends on the materials you use and what items you put inside the house.

Can Craftsman style floor plans be open concept?

The Craftsman style floor plan is most often an open concept design. They also tend to use natural materials and have wide porches.

What are popular Craftsman style exterior colors?

The exterior colors of a Craftsman-style house are based on natural colors from the environment. They are usually taken from landscapes and fall leave, which gives the house a lush color. These colors are typically brown, olive green, yellow, and orange.

Can you build a Craftsman-style house on a narrow lot?  

Yes, the most common type of lot for a Craftsman-style house is a narrow lot. This means that that the house may also be narrow but with more floors.

Can this style be built on a wide lot?

Yes, the Craftsman style house can also be built on a wide lot. This type of house usually has many rooms all on one level and may not have more than one or two floors.

Can Craftsman style homes be built on a sloping lot?

Yes, this type of house can be built on a sloping lot, however, you may have to be creative with your landscaping to make up for the slope of the lot. A section of the house may have to be built up with dirt under it to make up for the slope.

How many floors/stories does Craftsman-style usually have?

A Craftsman-style house can have as many as three floors. It is rare for this style of house to have three floors. Some of these houses may only have one floor, especially if the house is built on a wide lot.

Do Craftsman-style houses have a basement?

Many of the Craftsman style houses have a basement. However, it is possible to find a Craftsman-style house that does not have a basement.

Does this style of house ever come with a bonus room?

Yes, the Craftsman style house can come with a bonus room. it may not be a typical design, but you can certainly find this type of house with an extra room on a different level of the house. 

Do Craftsman style floor plans come with energy-efficient options?

Yes, you are able to find builders that will build a Craftsman-style house with energy-efficient options. You can also purchase energy-efficient appliances to continue to ensure your house uses all energy efficiently and effectively.

Is a porch a common design feature with Craftsman-style houses?

The Craftsman style house does commonly have a porch on it. If the house does not have a porch, it may have some other type of decorative design on the front of the house. It may have covered porch type of option that covers a bigger area. It may also have a deck instead of a porch. There are many different options available to you with this style house. 

What types of roof does a Craftsman-style house typically have?

The Craftsman-style house typically has a gabled roof that is low pitched. Occasionally, you may find a hipped roof. The roof has an eave overhang that is wide and unenclosed. The rafters are exposed and there are false and decorative beams under the gables. The porches have a roof that is commonly supported by columns that are squared and tapered. These columns are usually extended to the ground level.

Does Craftsman-style work well with a rustic interior decor?  Or is it more suited to a contemporary interior?

The Craftsman-style house is usually more rustic in nature, however, you can add some more contemporary touches to the rustic look. True Craftsman style is to use the authentic style and mix in more modern conveniences. These houses usually have fireplaces that have built-ins for bookshelves or cabinets. Lighting fixtures give the house a balance of accents and ambiance, as well as necessary light. This style has unique window styling that is intended to let in the most amount of natural light.