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Mediterranean House Plans

Sun-drenched villas with clay tile roofs, stucco walls, arched openings, and covered loggias built for indoor-outdoor living in warm climates.

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Mediterranean House Plans

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Mediterranean house plans draw on the villas of Spain, Italy, and southern France: red clay tile roofs, smooth stucco walls, arched windows and doorways, and shaded outdoor rooms. House & Timber Plan Co.'s Mediterranean designs pair that warm, old-world character with open, modern floor plans.

A covered loggia is the signature feature of many of our Mediterranean plans, extending the living or dining room outdoors. Inside, formal entries open to great rooms, kitchens flow into family and dining spaces, and the owner's suite is set apart from the secondary bedrooms for privacy.

Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes are popular in warm, sunny regions such as Florida, Texas, Arizona, and California, where thick stucco walls, low-pitched tile roofs, and shaded patios help keep the house comfortable.

Mediterranean house plans start at $99 with instant PDF download. Each plan set includes floor plans, exterior elevations, a roof plan, sections, and an electrical layout, ready for your builder.

Common Questions

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What defines a Mediterranean style house?

Clay or concrete tile roofs, stucco exterior walls, arched windows and entries, wrought iron details, and covered outdoor living areas such as loggias and courtyards.

Is a Mediterranean house the same as a Spanish style house?

They're closely related. Spanish Colonial and Spanish Revival homes are one branch of the Mediterranean family, alongside Tuscan and Italian villa styles. All share stucco walls, tile roofs, and arched openings.

Can a Mediterranean plan be built in a cold climate?

Yes, with the right insulation, roofing underlayment, and stucco system for your climate. Your builder can adapt the details for local conditions.

Do your Mediterranean plans include a tile roof?

The designs are drawn for a low-pitched tile roof. Your builder can confirm the roof framing for the weight of the tile you choose, or substitute another roofing material.