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The Alpine Home

$1,495.00

The Alpine is a thoughtfully designed three-bedroom, two-bath home created for a small family and built to adapt gracefully over time. A welcoming wraparound porch extends the living space outdoors, while the open, well-balanced interior supports natural gathering with clear sightlines and intuitive flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas.

Designed to feel effortlessly familiar at first glance, The Alpine quietly integrates aging-in-place and universal design principles that support long-term living without feeling specialized. The primary suite is positioned for accessibility and flexibility, featuring generous clearances, a thoughtfully planned bathroom layout, and a large walk-in closet with discreet built-in safe storage. An optional enclosed toilet room can be included for privacy while remaining intentionally positioned for future adaptation if needs change.

Two additional bedrooms with closets share a hall bath, providing flexibility for children, guests, or future support spaces. (The hall bath serving the secondary bedrooms is not fully accessible.) An additional flex room offers long-term adaptability and can function as an office, exercise room, hobby space, playroom, storage, or future care space. This room includes an optional window that may be swapped for a door to support changing access needs over time.

The plan is shown with the optional Evergreen Ridge interior finish palette—a moody, nature-forward mix of rich greens, warm woods, and high-contrast neutrals. Confident, adaptable, and deeply livable, The Alpine offers a strong foundation for real life—today and into the future.

The Alpine is a thoughtfully designed three-bedroom, two-bath home created for a small family and built to adapt gracefully over time. A welcoming wraparound porch extends the living space outdoors, while the open, well-balanced interior supports natural gathering with clear sightlines and intuitive flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas.

Designed to feel effortlessly familiar at first glance, The Alpine quietly integrates aging-in-place and universal design principles that support long-term living without feeling specialized. The primary suite is positioned for accessibility and flexibility, featuring generous clearances, a thoughtfully planned bathroom layout, and a large walk-in closet with discreet built-in safe storage. An optional enclosed toilet room can be included for privacy while remaining intentionally positioned for future adaptation if needs change.

Two additional bedrooms with closets share a hall bath, providing flexibility for children, guests, or future support spaces. (The hall bath serving the secondary bedrooms is not fully accessible.) An additional flex room offers long-term adaptability and can function as an office, exercise room, hobby space, playroom, storage, or future care space. This room includes an optional window that may be swapped for a door to support changing access needs over time.

The plan is shown with the optional Evergreen Ridge interior finish palette—a moody, nature-forward mix of rich greens, warm woods, and high-contrast neutrals. Confident, adaptable, and deeply livable, The Alpine offers a strong foundation for real life—today and into the future.

Evergreen Ridge Finish Package
Evergreen Ridge Finish Package
$895.00
 

  • Heated SF: 1,724

    Wrap Around Porch SF: 554

    • 1 Story fully accessible layout

    • 1 Primary Suite with large accessible bathroom, optional enclosed toilet room, & walk-in closet with discreet safe storage

    • Large open floor plan including U-shaped kitchen with peninsula seating, dining room and living room.

    • 2 additional bedrooms with shared full hall bath (hall bath is not accessible).

    • Laundry / Mudroom with sink, hanging space, and storage.

    • Flex room for office, exercise, playroom, hobby space, storage or future care needs (optional window may be converted to door).

    • Wraparound porch totaling 554 SF for outdoor living and connection to landscape.

  • Width: 54’-2”

    Depth: 44’-3”

  • 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

    • Primary suite designed with generous clearances and a flexible bathroom layout that can adapt over time

    • Thoughtful circulation and clear sightlines that support changing mobility without altering the home’s character

    • A versatile flex space that can shift from office or playroom to hobby space, storage, exercise area, or future care support

    • Universal design principles integrated subtly—so the home feels timeless now and adaptable later

  • This plan may be a great fit if you:

    • Are building a new home for a small family or future-focused couple

    • Want open living spaces with strong flow and connection

    • Appreciate aging-in-place features that are integrated quietly, not visibly

    • Need flexible spaces that can evolve as your lifestyle changes

    • Value long-term livability without sacrificing design or comfort

 

Why Alpine?

The Alpine goat is known for its versatility, resilience, and ability to thrive in a wide range of environments. Confident and adaptable by nature, Alpines are natural problem-solvers with a steady, curious presence — a fitting namesake for a home designed to support daily life, growth, and change with ease.