Coastal & British West Indies House Plans for Florida
Coastal House Plans Designed for Florida
A2D House Plans designs coastal homes from our office in Bonita Springs, Florida. These plans are drawn for the way people live in Lee and Collier County: big covered lanais, outdoor kitchens, split bedrooms and open great rooms that face the pool or the water.
The collection covers Coastal, British West Indies and Olde Florida styles, from a 2,303 sq ft three-bedroom to an 8,285 sq ft estate. Most are one story. Every plan shows its width and depth, so you can check it against your lot before you buy.
Browse and purchase professionally prepared house plans online, with options for structural configurations, CAD files, and plan orientation. Site-specific engineering, permitting requirements, and modifications may be necessary depending on your building location.
Featured Coastal House Plans
Can you change a plan?
Yes. Contact us with the plan number and the changes you need before you buy, and we'll help you decide the next step.
What is a British West Indies house plan?
British West Indies (BWI) homes borrow from Caribbean colonial architecture: hipped roofs, deep porches, shutters and symmetrical fronts. It is one of the most popular styles in Naples, Bonita Springs and Fort Myers.
Can I build these plans in a flood zone?
Many coastal lots in Lee and Collier County sit in a flood zone with a required floor elevation. Check your parcel with the county before choosing a plan. If your lot needs the living area raised, see our elevated house plans.
What makes a house plan "coastal"?
Coastal plans are built around outdoor living and light: wide covered lanais, large sliding doors to the pool, high or coffered ceilings and simple rooflines. In Southwest Florida they usually pair with stucco or siding exteriors and metal or tile roofs.
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