Have you searched under “Cape Cod”?

I would expect the MBR and garage to be one story attachments. If they are under the main two-story roof, you’ll wind up with a half dozen rooms up there

Am I stating the obvious if I say to contact a local architect?

How many more hours do you have to look through plans versus maybe seeking out the services of an architect.

I wanted exactly the same thing (adding a office) when we built. Most of the ones online are open floor plans so I'm not surprised you aren't finding anything you like.

While watching an episode of This Old House they featured Conner Homes. I went on their website checking out their plans (the company is now ConnerMill-Built.com and the plans are different) realized that was exactly the kind of style home I wanted. While my home looks more like a Ranch it is perfect for me. Check out their site for inspiration. They still have a few plans online.

Yes, azlline, the Conner homes are absolutely beautiful and period-perfect!

Give yourself a market-level wage and count the number of hours you spend on the Internet looking for the perfect plan.

Now go to one of your local architects and spend that amount to design your custom home.

You will be astounded at the difference...in both quality and the amount of time and hassles you save yourself.

aziline's link didn't work for me. If anyone else has problems, try this: https://www.connormill-built.com/

Can I have a dollar for each hour you spend looking at house designs on the internet? I think it would be an easy way for me to get rich.

This is one of the most common house designs in the eastern US pre mid 20th century.
D N is correct, It’s of the Cape Cod tradition and if a porch and/or dormers are added (and the main roof extends over the porch) its of the Tidewater South tradition.
Unfortunately, neither of these traditional styles is understood by many internet designers.

We have no idea of the style of home , where they are located, and yes this idswhat I would consider a simple house that should have been easy to find floor plans for. Get an architect it will be worth every penny since IMO you are pickier than you think.

The Connor Mill plans are great. Thanks

Here are some they had before the company changed. I didn't save the front or back elevations.

I'd make them bigger if I knew how.

It's either going to leak or slide off into the creek it's over, but that's what happens when the architect knows better.

We know it leaks and it will not slide into the creek, but we can see what can happen when a client relies on their architect.

No, they fixed the leaks and deflections...

Yeah, they spent $12 million on a house that cost $2.8 million in today's dollars. And the structural engineer who did the work has pretty much made a mint fixing Wright's mistakes. Sign me up!

And your point is....?

Hmmmm? :-)

Is that Fallingwater?

Their web site says they had more than 167,000 visitors in 2015. I tried to look up the entry fee but couldn't find it.

That's alot of folks and has to be a respectable chunk of change each year.

Yes DN, it's Fallingwater. :)

Some things improve with age and increase in value (non-monetarily and/or monetarily). Having dollars make decisions is not always the best practice.

cpartist

That's what I thought. I had never seen a picture of the original plan.

Heck, if I lived in something like that, I would happily wear wading boots and put buckets wherever needed to catch any drips and leaks.

I think I first saw a picture of Fallingwater when I was 10. First time I had ever heard of Wright.

Having dollars make decisions is not always the best practice.

Easy to say when they aren't your dollars.

It is easy to say when they are my dollars too. It does not matter who's dollars they are, they are just not the only factor in decision asking. Those that make it the primary or only factor miss out on what things can be.

Take a look at ritz-craft.com. They're modular home plans that are very efficient in the use of space and can be customized. They may give you a good jumping off point. I sold them for 8 years and their quality is outstanding.