There is a thread on here about the plan with some some nice pictures from another member who built it. We just moved the laundry to the area off the kitchen, turned the upstairs office into a play loft, added a basement, and removed the back porches in favor of a deck. I would think any two story rectangular plan that you find could be made to look like the outside of Carolina Island house. Hope you find something you love!

I've purchased and built a Southern Living Home Plan. There was no materials list. It wouldn't be useful because everyone will select different finishes. The plan that I built was a William Poole plan. My builder had no problem using the plan. He created his own list based on my requirements and selections. We decided to add an additional four feet to the back of the house, moved the windows around and I completely changed the kitchen. We did this without any new drawings. I'm 250 miles from the Atlantic and I had to stress my garage door to withstand hurricane forces. It is a perfectly ridiculous requirement of my local building department, but you have to do it if you want a CO. You are going to want to check with the local building department about the roof design. I would print out the pages on SL of the plan you are considering. Give them to your builder and get his take on it before you spend money on a roof design that won't work for you. He can run it past the local building department. They will advise you as to whether it feasible as currently presented. SL has contracted with an architectural firm that will make modifications for a fee. If the roof needs to be changed, they can do it for you on their PDF files. One thing that I did learn was to only order and pay for one set of plans. You can have multiple copies reproduced for much less than what you would pay at SL.

Here is the link for the Zillow listing of when this property last sold which should give you what you need: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2465-Daniel-Island-Dr-Daniel-Island-SC-29492/120742970_zpid/

Wow some real hate on for this plan lol never built it but I personally like laundry n bathroom away from people sitting around. I have a powder room awkward right by couch lol. Only little kids n elderly use it everyone else uses upstairs bathroom. As for laundry i have one in basement n survived raising 2 kids 2 flights if stairs is a workout Op I think the home has a old vibe I like. The tavern for me would be a library with coffer ceilings I liked master on one level kids on another when school age. I didn’t in preschool ages. Some things to consider. If u both like it then that’s a plus U 2 will go head to head on budget n wants. U will be stressed n b*tchy by the time your build is finished. So go with the plan if u like it. If its a compromise for both of u n its not a love for either go have custom plan drawn up. Good luck