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The Pygora Home

$1,495.00

The Pygora is a serene, right-sized two-bedroom, single-level home designed for simplicity, comfort, and long-term ease of living. Created with retired couples, single homeowners, widows, or individuals who need aging-in-place support from day one, the plan prioritizes independence and livability without requiring future modifications. An attached garage provides protected, convenient access to the home, supporting daily routines in all seasons.

Designed to feel effortlessly familiar at first glance, The Pygora quietly integrates universal design principles throughout—supporting daily life without calling attention to accessibility. The primary suite is thoughtfully planned with generous clearances, a walk-in closet, and a spacious bathroom featuring a large roll-in shower designed to support independence or future care if needed. A conveniently located, accessible half bath offers additional comfort for both homeowners and guests.

The heart of the home includes an open, gently flowing living space anchored by a sun-filled room with expansive glass doors that fully open to the outdoor patio—blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. Clear sightlines, easy circulation, and thoughtfully placed windows create a calm, welcoming environment filled with natural light. A second bedroom provides flexibility for guests, hobbies, or future support needs.

The plan is shown with the optional Still Pasture interior finish palette—a Scandinavian-inspired mix of warm whites, natural woods, and muted earth tones. Quietly confident, comfortable, and deeply livable, The Pygora is designed to support living well—right now and for years to come.

The Pygora is a serene, right-sized two-bedroom, single-level home designed for simplicity, comfort, and long-term ease of living. Created with retired couples, single homeowners, widows, or individuals who need aging-in-place support from day one, the plan prioritizes independence and livability without requiring future modifications. An attached garage provides protected, convenient access to the home, supporting daily routines in all seasons.

Designed to feel effortlessly familiar at first glance, The Pygora quietly integrates universal design principles throughout—supporting daily life without calling attention to accessibility. The primary suite is thoughtfully planned with generous clearances, a walk-in closet, and a spacious bathroom featuring a large roll-in shower designed to support independence or future care if needed. A conveniently located, accessible half bath offers additional comfort for both homeowners and guests.

The heart of the home includes an open, gently flowing living space anchored by a sun-filled room with expansive glass doors that fully open to the outdoor patio—blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. Clear sightlines, easy circulation, and thoughtfully placed windows create a calm, welcoming environment filled with natural light. A second bedroom provides flexibility for guests, hobbies, or future support needs.

The plan is shown with the optional Still Pasture interior finish palette—a Scandinavian-inspired mix of warm whites, natural woods, and muted earth tones. Quietly confident, comfortable, and deeply livable, The Pygora is designed to support living well—right now and for years to come.

Still Pasture Finish Package
Still Pasture Finish Package
$895.00
 
 

Why Pygora?

The Pygora goat is a gentle, pint-sized fiber goat known for its incredibly soft fleece and friendly, easygoing nature. Small but full of charm, it’s the perfect namesake for a cozy, thoughtfully designed downsized home.

  • Heated SF: 1,082

    Unheated SF (Garage): 389

    • 1 Story fully accessible layout

    • 1 Primary Suite with walk-in closet.

    • Primary bathroom includes a large roll-in shower designed for independence or assisted care if ever needed, thoughtfully connected to the laundry room for comfort, efficiency, and ease of use.

    • 1 Guest bedroom with closet that could also be utilized as an office, studio, or flex space.

    • ½ Bath including toilet, sink & storage.

    • 1 Car Garage

  • Width: 60’-8”

    Depth: 26’-5”

  • Each plan set provides architectural and interior design intent prepared by a North Carolina Registered Interior Designer. Documents include:

    • Architectural dimensioned floor plan and roof plan

    • Interior elevations including custom cabinetry, fixture, and millwork design

    • Exterior elevations

    • Room layouts and circulation planning

    • Accessibility and aging-in-place design intent

    • Door and window sizing and location (nominal)

    • General notes for contractor coordination and budgeting

    • Specialized accessibility and universal design floor plan illustrating key aging-in-place and mobility principles to support long-term usability and informed coordination during construction

    • Fully editable AutoCAD (.dwg) file, ready for engineering, permitting, and collaboration with your builder or consultants

  • The following items are intentionally excluded and must be provided by licensed professionals in the local jurisdiction of construction:

    • Structural engineering and load calculations

    • Foundation design

    • Framing plans and details

    • Electrical, plumbing, or mechanical engineering

    • Site design, grading, drainage, or soil analysis

    • Code compliance review or permitting services

    • Visit FAQ on home plans landing page for further information

  • Single-level living with accessible circulation designed to support independence from day one

    • Calm, open layouts that reduce physical strain and support ease of movement throughout daily routines

    • Adaptable spaces that allow the home to evolve without renovation or disruption

    • Universal design embedded quietly into the design—prioritizing comfort, dignity, and longevity

  • This plan may be a great fit if you:

    • Want a cozy single-level home designed for aging in place from the start

    • Prefer simplicity, calm spaces, and easy circulation

    • Are retired, downsizing, or planning to live independently long-term

    • Value natural light, warmth, and thoughtful design