While the words “modern” and “farmhouse” don’t seem to go together, they account for a style that is sweeping America. The modern farmhouse look encompasses a rustic, minimalist feel with a twist of modern design. Beyond interior design, modern farmhouse floor plans are also increasingly popular for new home construction. Let’s take a look at some of the most popular plans here at Frank Betz Associates. 

What Is A Modern Farmhouse-Style Home?

Though farmhouses have existed forever, traditional 16th and 17th-century European farmhouses are considered the inspiration for this specific aesthetic. 

There are certain architectural details frequently found in farmhouse-style homes. The shape of the house is typically long and linear, such as a ranch-style home. With a mix of features like gables, dormers, timbers, porches, and more, the farmhouse-style exterior is instantly recognizable. Inside, you’ll see large open living spaces, exposed wood, fireplaces, and simple trim. 

Historically, farmhouses were all about utilitarianism, so the materials tended to be local wood or stone. And they varied according to geography. In the mountains, you may see chunky rustic woods and stone. On the East Coast, there may be symmetrical exteriors and detailed fireplaces. 

One of the things that makes farmhouse floor plans so enduring is their inherent resilience. These homes were built with materials on hand, creating a home that was durable and practical for farmers and families alike. Tall windows, big kitchens, and covered porches make these homes as attractive and comfortable today as they were 100 years ago. 

What is the modern farmhouse design style? Essentially, it is a more sophisticated take on traditional country style. The farmhouse design has specific features that help create a relaxed vibe and a cohesive and curated style. The ideal modern farmhouse style should balance practicality and rustic elegance. Exterior design elements include board-and-batten siding and metal roofs. Materials include fiber-cement siding, sheet metal, and board-formed concrete. Inside, white walls often accompany dark, wide-plank hardwood floors. 

Modern Farmhouse Floor Plans for Families of All Sizes

While architecture seems to have reverted to a simpler time with the Modern Farmhouse design, these homes are updated with contemporary conveniences. The warmth and comfort of this quintessentially American style, combined with its classic design elements, gives it a practical elegance. Frank Betz Associates has a variety of 3-bedroom house floor plans that incorporate the minimalist yet cozy modern farmhouse vibe. 

Logan’s Bluff

Warm and charming, the Logan’s Bluff is a 1,627-square-foot, single-story plan that has all the necessities. Crisp white cladding and stained timber accents are perfect material choices for the farmhouse style. The main level is open with a large living space. The family room has high beamed ceilings and a fireplace. Just off the family room, the owner’s suite is private and separate from the other bedrooms. The owner’s bath features a large shower and ample walk-in closet. One of the two additional bedrooms is a flexible space that can be anything you need it to be. The optional upper level adds another bedroom and a large bonus room that can be utilized as storage or finished for a recreation room. The Logan’s Bluff has a welcoming front porch, as well as a spacious rear covered porch accessed via the dining room for easy entertaining. This plan is ideal for families of all sizes. 

Cameron Walk 

Cameron Walk is a classic ranch-style plan, featuring a modern design that is a popular choice for one-story living. This plan is anchored by a huge open living space with a fireplace and beamed ceiling. The adjacent kitchen and dining areas provide the perfect setting for gatherings with family and friends. The flexible space just off the entry foyer may be used for a formal dining room, a home office, or a media room. The sleeping quarters are separated for privacy and quiet. The owner’s suite is its own wing. It features a bedroom with a beamed ceiling and large windows for natural light. The primary bath has a large walk-in shower and a great closet with direct access to the laundry room. The secondary bedrooms, accessed via the kitchen, share a bathroom. The optional upper level allows the addition of a fourth bedroom, full bathroom, and multi-purpose bonus room.

The Cameron Walk has a vaulted front porch, as well as a stunning rear porch with a vaulted ceiling. This plan is ideal for larger families or those who love to entertain. 

Helmsly Park

A textbook example of modern farmhouse style in every sense, the Helmsly Park plan offers one-story living combined with farmhouse details. The clean white cladding and dark trim accents define the farmhouse aesthetic. An inviting front porch welcomes visitors into the foyer. The interior offers a casual lifestyle vibe. The lofty living room has a beamed ceiling and a fireplace. The adjacent kitchen and dining area are perfect for inclusive gatherings. A large walk-in pantry and convenient mudroom are ideal for daily organization and storage. The bedrooms are split by the living spaces for privacy and quiet. The primary suite features a bedroom with a beamed ceiling and access to its own covered porch. The primary bath has a large walk-in shower and a soaking tub. The secondary bedrooms, accessed via the kitchen, share a bathroom. The optional upper level allows the addition of another bedroom and a full bath. There is an optional bonus room to finish as needed. The Helmsly Park is a very charming home, attractive for a range of families. 

Waterbury Cottage 

Although just 1,997 square feet, the Waterbury Cottage features all the details of a much larger home. Dark stained columns, large windows, and white cladding signal the modern farmhouse style. A vaulted front porch with a standing seam metal roof is just the spot for a friendly chat with the neighbors. The open-concept, split-bedroom design is light-filled and airy. The great room, dining room, and kitchen create a central living space and provide comfortable entertaining and everyday spaces. The primary suite is private, with windows overlooking the backyard. The primary bath features a large walk-in shower, double vanity, and a large walk-in closet. The secondary bedrooms, on the other side of the house, share a compartmentalized bathroom. The mudroom entrance, powder room, and laundry are conveniently located between the garage and the kitchen. The optional upper level can provide an additional bedroom and a full bath. The attic is accessible for great storage. The Waterbury Cottage has a large covered rear porch accessed via the kitchen for easy entertaining. This plan is a lovely choice for smaller families or downsizers. 

Mulberry Farm

The Mulberry Farm design is the quintessential modern farmhouse style. The choice of materials and details, gables, board-and-batten siding, and dark stained accents, accentuate the style. The central gable and covered entry are the focal points and provide a warm and inviting feeling. The main floor is open, light-filled, and spacious. The living room, dining room, and kitchen have a vaulted ceiling with a continuous ridge line throughout. A charming fireplace and large windows accent the rooms. A natural gathering point, the kitchen has a large island and access to the large covered porch with a vaulted ceiling and outdoor kitchen. The primary suite is private, featuring a beamed ceiling and boxed bay window. (Just the spot for a reading nook!) The primary bath has a free-standing soaking tub and a large walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and a hall bath are accessed via the front foyer. The optional upper level includes an additional bedroom, a full bathroom, and a multi-purpose bonus room over the garage. Mulberry Farm is the epitome of warmth and hospitality.

Silver Springs

Smart design is the hallmark of this one-level plan. The Silver Springs features a modern farmhouse exterior along with a bright, pleasing interior. The exterior includes a large gable and a front porch, with shakes and clapboard siding. The main level is open and light-filled thanks to large window groupings. The large living room, with its beamed ceiling and lovely fireplace, is the ideal gathering space for family and friends. The open kitchen has an island that serves the living room and dining area with ease. The primary suite, accessed via the front hall, is secluded for sleep and relaxation. The primary bath features a large shower, a tub, and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a hall bath are located just off the kitchen to easily handle residents and guests. There is an optional upper level that may provide a fourth bedroom, a full bath, and a multi-purpose bonus room. The Silver Springs has a rear deck/optional covered porch accessed via the dining room for easy entertaining. This plan is a smart choice for smaller families or downsizers. 

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If you are interested in learning about building modern farmhouse open floor plans or 3-bedroom farmhouse plans specifically, we at Frank Betz Associates are here to answer your questions. For more information, explore our plans online or call 888-717-3003.

For most people, finding the right style of home for their family is essential to living their best life. With so many different options, it might be hard to decide which one is the right one. Do they need something affordable and easy to maintain? A place that is flexible and can grow as the family does? Ranch-style house plans may be the answer.

No other style of home has ever been more widely built and/or lived in than the one story. Frank Betz Associates is happy to share that we have over 200 ranch house floor plans in our portfolio. These flexible ranch house plans come in a diverse array of designs, square footage, and elevation styles. Let’s review some of the benefits of this style of home.

Are Ranch House Floor Plans Still A Popular Choice?

Ranch house plans are an iconic American architectural style. Originating in the 20th century, these homes became popular after World War II, when the demand for affordable housing was on the rise. Ranch-style homes have remained popular because of their simple yet functional design and comfortable, family-friendly floor plans.

What is a ranch-style home? The two main features of this style are that they are single-story and that they have an open-concept layout. Though the shape of the home can vary, many of them are built with a “U” or “L” shape. Things like attached garages, sliding glass doors, and a low-pitched roofline are also commonly found features of this home style. The distinct architectural design of ranch-style homes provides many benefits for homeowners.

Why are ranch style house floor plans still so popular? A variety of reasons! 

• Single-Level Living. Ranch-style homes offer single-level living. This is a huge draw for both families with younger children as well as older homeowners as it allows stair-free access to everything. It’s much easier and safer to complete daily activities and chores. For instance, with the laundry room and bedrooms on the same level, residents save time on laundry with a quick walk down the hall versus carrying heavy loads up and down the stairs. 

• Open Living Areas. Another great benefit is the open, spacious layout. This makes even smaller ranch homes feel large and airy. Since there are no walls, the open design creates a flow between the kitchen and living areas. Family and friends can connect and have quality time together here. There is also more natural light throughout the home due to large windows and sliding glass doors. It’s also easy to enjoy outdoor living spaces like a patio. These floor plans commonly split the home into a private sleeping area and a public living area, so there is less likelihood of waking others up while grabbing a midnight snack or preparing breakfast in the kitchen.
• Safe & Simple to Maintain. With everything on one level, ranch-style homes are safer than two-story homes and much easier to maintain. Since there are no stairs, there’s less risk of slipping and falling. This is especially important if there are elderly parents or small children. Not having stairs also provides an easier escape in emergencies. Keeping a one-story home clean and well-maintained is much easier. Having one floor to clean makes chores a little easier. Getting windows, gutters, and hard-to-reach spaces clean in a ranch style is a lot easier too. 
• Flexibility. Ranch-style homes are versatile and can be easily customized to suit the needs and preferences of each homeowner. They can be remodeled to accommodate changing family needs or lifestyle preferences. Because of their horizontal layout, ranch houses are relatively simple to add on to. With fewer load-bearing walls than a two-story home, it’s easy to remove or add walls where you need them. No need to worry about stairwells or supporting another floor — just extend out. 

• Affordability. Overall, ranch-style homes are reasonably priced. Though there are large plans available, smaller versions can provide ample comfort at a great price. Especially for first-time home buyers, it’s a great starter home option that’s affordable and efficient. Also, because of the common single-level style, it’s perfect for saving on utility costs. With a ranch home that’s one story, it takes a lot less energy to cool and heat the home all year round.

For Ranch-Style House Plans, Look No Further Than Frank Betz!

At Frank Betz Associates, our goal is to help prospective homebuyers find a home they will love to live in for years to come. We offer a range of floor plans for ranch-style homes; our search tool allows easy access to more than a thousand designs.

When reviewing plans, prospects need to consider and compare square footage, style, and the floor plan itself. Many people will look at a home’s exterior first, and then look at the floor plan. But the most important part of any home is the floor plan. Ideally, they should begin by finding a floor plan that is a perfect fit for their needs. The exterior (or elevation) can easily be changed to another style that better suits their taste.

Ranch-style homes provide benefits for everyone. As mentioned before, they are a great starter home. For a young couple thinking about starting a family, it’s a home with plenty of room that’s safe for young children. As children grow, they can still benefit by being able to spend quality time in the open living spaces and hear if things get rowdy in the bedrooms. Once the kids are grown and flown, homeowners can update the rooms for other uses, like an office or hobby space. Ranch-style homes are a great choice for aging in place, too.

Though primarily known for offering single-level living, ranch-style homes have evolved from their original designs. Today, you can find different types of ranch-style homes, including:

• California Ranch – A functional, modern type, usually with an “L” or “U”-shape and a designated courtyard space.
• Suburban Ranch – Usually comes with an attached garage and is more compact than the California type.
• Raised Ranch – Two-story or “split-entry” option with the staircase at the entrance connecting up to the living areas, and then down to the garage and basement on the lower level.
• Storybook Ranch – Has ornate exterior designs and often comes with a steep, gabled roof, a decorative chimney, and tall, diamond-shaped windows.

At Frank Betz Associates, you’ll find variations of all kinds of single-level homes. We have bungalows like the compact 2-bedroom Hogan plan with a vaulted family room and casual dining room with views of the patio and an owner suite with a tray ceiling, sitting area, and full-sized walk-in closet. Our charming cottage plans like the Glenella Springs include brick, fieldstone, and cedar shakes, a dovecote, an eyebrow vent, and a boxed bay window on the façade. Inside, the kitchen has a large island and is open to the family room with a soaring ceiling, fireplace, and built-in bookshelves. The master suite is private and has access to the rear covered porch. We also have plans for larger homes with room for everything, such as the 4-bedroom Barton Creek with its courtyard entry, and brick, fieldstone, and board-and-batten exterior. Inside, the great room is adjacent to the kitchen and breakfast area, and the formal dining room. The double bay windows in the kitchen and master suite allow natural light to pour in. 

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For a homebuyer, there’s no better feeling than finding the right style of home for their family. With a ranch home, homeowners may enjoy all-around carefree living with one story, an open concept layout, affordability, and a flexible home. We hope this article illuminates the benefits of a ranch-style home. If you need further information, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We also have many other home options available in our portfolio. When you’re ready, contact Frank Betz Associates. 

A new stage of life often comes with the need for a different type of home. Finding the right family home floor plans is one of the most exciting parts of any new home search and Frank Betz Associates has countless options for you to choose from. Your home can be laid out in many ways and, with upgrade options, you can personalize it to suit your needs. With over 45 years of experience designing home plans, we have perfected our designs to meet your needs. Here are just a few of our best home floor plans for families.

Our Family Home Plans Are Spacious & Loaded with Features for Everyone!

From the size and shape, to where the rooms are located in relation to each other, every part of a home can affect your living experience. These floor plans for family homes range from 1,600 – 2,400 square feet and have optional second floors for additional space. 

Allendale Farms

3 – 4 BR | 2.5 – 3.5 BA | 2,205 Sq Ft

From the outside in, our Allendale Farms plan offers a modern farmhouse feel. This new one-story design reflects popular feedback. Once you’re welcomed into the foyer via the covered front porch, Allendale Farms opens into a spacious layout. If you’re a big entertainer, you’ll love the airy, light-filled space anchored by the central family room. The kitchen can handle simple snacks, grab-and-go breakfasts, or family-size gatherings. Switch things up with brunch or dinner on the screened back porch. The adjacent covered porch has a fireplace and is a great place to relax. There’s tons of natural light and a cozy ambiance in the family room with its vaulted ceiling and fireplace. The Allendale Farms plan features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms within its one-story layout. The owner’s suite is located in its own “wing” but still close enough to bedrooms 2 and 3 if one of the kids needs you. You’ll have plenty of room and privacy to yourself with an extensive walk-in closet and a full bathroom with a soaking tub and a walk-in shower. There is garage space for three cars or a workshop. The optional 2nd floor can be finished to provide additional square footage. It contains a 4th bedroom, a full bath, and a multi-purpose bonus room. This all-new one-story design has everything you need.

Helmsly Park

3 – 4 BR | 2.5 – 3.5 BA | 2,355 Sq Ft

The layout of the Helmsly Park plan is sure to impress. After a long day, this modern farmhouse-style plan welcomes you home with a highly functional one-story layout. From the inviting front porch, you open the door to a spacious foyer and coat closet. Then, you’re greeted by an open, light-filled living room with a soaring beamed ceiling and a fireplace. The adjacent kitchen and dining area are perfect for family dinners or larger gatherings. The kitchen has a generous island and a huge walk-in pantry. The covered rear porch extends your living and dining space and includes another porch space accessible from the owner’s suite. Talk about paradise! Helmsly Park has all bedrooms on one floor. The owner’s suite is far enough away from the other two bedrooms for privacy, but close enough if one of the kids needs you. It has everything you need for a personal retreat, like a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and a large walk-in closet. The optional 2nd floor can be finished to provide additional square footage. It contains a 4th bedroom, a full bath, and a multi-purpose bonus room. The Helmsly Park is a bright and casual plan to consider for your family.

Logan’s Bluff

3 – 4 BR | 2 – 3 BA | 1,627 Sq Ft

The Logan’s Bluff is a great choice for those looking for a smaller one-story plan. Its warm, charming farmhouse style fits into any location, and it is equipped with all the necessities. There’s plenty of room in this cozy home. The foyer opens into a large space for living and dining. The family room has a high ceiling and warming fireplace, and the adjacent kitchen and dining area lead out to the covered porch. Located off the family room, the private owner’s suite includes a large walk-in closet and a huge walk-in shower. The two smaller bedrooms are on the other side of the house and share a full bathroom. Bedroom 3 is a flex room that can double as a workspace. The optional 2nd level adds another bedroom, a full bath, and a large bonus room that can be finished however you choose. There are many great memories to be made in this family-friendly one-story floor plan.

What To Look For In A Family Home Floor Plan

Planning your family home is the ultimate project. You’ve been dreaming about this, but need help to make the dream a reality. As one of the largest investments you’ll ever make, you want to get it right. So we have a few tips for you.

1) Figure out what size of home suits your needs. 

Choosing a floor plan should start with how you live, what type of layout you want, and how you plan to use each space. How many levels do you want? How many bedrooms do you need? Think about the space you wish you had (or don’t need) now and prioritize your most important needs.

2) Be honest about your needs and lifestyle.

Preferred features in a home differ depending on what stage of life you are in. Before choosing a home design, ask yourself the “big picture” questions: 

• Is your family situation changing, either growing or shrinking?
• Will you need dedicated space for visiting parents or grandchildren? 
• Are you approaching retirement? Should you choose a plan that’s great for aging in place? 
• How do you entertain? Do you want formal spaces or more relaxed gathering rooms? 
• Do you have hobbies or special interests that might require special rooms to enjoy them?

3) Look for a floor plan that fits your family.  

Every family has their own style, so choosing a floor plan that meets YOUR needs is essential. 

• Do you have young children? You might want their bedrooms closer to yours. Are the kids older? You – and they – might appreciate a little bit of privacy by spreading out the bedrooms. 
• Do you host Sunday dinners with extended family? Look for plans that include dining rooms large enough to fit everyone. 
• Are you a multi-gen household? Make sure the plan is suitable for older adults. Look for no or few stairs, wide doorways, and a walk-in shower. 
• Do you work from home? Consider a dedicated office space. It will help you be more productive and minimize distractions.
• Do the kids need a rec room? Do you prefer to exercise at home? A multi-purpose, flexible space that can change as your family grows is a great option. 

4) Don’t forget the bathrooms.

Not having enough bathrooms is a well-known pain point. In the ideal layout, there should be one bathroom for every two bedrooms in the house. If you entertain frequently, a plan that has a full or a half bath near the main living area is convenient. If the house has multiple floors, a guest bathroom downstairs is key. Also, look for primary bathrooms with dual vanities. This allows both partners to get ready without being in each other’s way.

5) You can never have too much storage. 

No matter how organized you aspire to be, your family has stuff. The best way to minimize clutter is by having adequate storage in your busy zones: 

• Kitchen – Maximize cabinetry and pantry space to ensure there is a place for dishes, small appliances, cookware, and food.
• Mudroom – The place where backpacks, sports equipment, muddy shoes and coats gather… often in a pile. Reign in the mess with hooks, cubbies and shelves.
• Garage – There should be enough room for the lawn mower, your golf clubs, the bikes AND the car(s). You might also want room for a work space, holiday decorations, and other items.

6) Think OUTSIDE the box. 

Don’t forget outdoor space when looking at home plans. Do you entertain? Make sure you have enough room for a grill – and maybe an outdoor kitchen. Covered patios/porches are great for relaxing, family time, al fresco meals, and movie nights. 

Think about the space you need to be comfortable in your daily life. The best home plan for your family is the one that aligns best with your lifestyle.

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You deserve a home that is comfortable and totally functional. Frank Betz Associates can ensure you a home like that. Browse through our flexible family home plans to find the one that fits your needs… then personalize it to your heart’s desire. We look forward to helping you into the best floor plans for your family. Connect with us today to learn more.

Spring is here! And that means warmer weather is on its way. No more waiting for the car windows to defrost or wearing that extra layer of clothing. Another great thing about the coming warmer weather is getting to enjoy the outdoor living spaces in your home more. There’s nothing like having a comfortable space to take in the sun’s rays or simply having extra room for hosting get-togethers. If you’re looking to design a custom home, Frank Betz Associates is here to help. We create custom house plans and offer modification services to truly design the home of your dreams. With Frank Betz Associates, you’ll be able to include outdoor spaces that add the perfect touch to your home. Here are some ideas to get you started!

Which Outdoor Space is Right For Your Home?

Outdoor Kitchen/Dining Room

Did you know food can actually taste better when eaten outside? It’s true! Many of our house plans feature an outdoor kitchen area with a grill and countertop built-in like our Windsor Park plan. Take your backyard barbecue to another level with the addition of an outdoor kitchen and dining room. It allows you to enjoy your meal straight from the grill to the table and might inspire lively Taco Tuesdays in the summer with the kids or a 7-course tasting menu of seasonal ingredients and wine for guests. Simply add a nice table and chair set, an overhead covering for some shade, and some outdoor decor and plants to tie it all together and add a garden-like feel. 

Outdoor Living Room

Dining rooms are typically adjacent to the living room, so why not also include an outdoor living room in your home’s design? It’s a great way to get out in the fresh air and sunlight while still having a setting that’s just as comfortable as your indoor living room. Add furniture like a couch, a chaise lounge, some chairs, and small coffee tables or ottomans. Consider pieces for the kids too like swings or a fun bean bag chair and maybe some outdoor games. A fireplace is another great addition to your outdoor living room. Imagine roasting s’mores on chillier nights or gazing at the stars near firelight with your partner.

Ground-Level Deck & Patio

Many outdoor living space ideas include hardscapes, any non-living landscaping elements like paved patios and walkways, fire pits, water features, and sitting or retaining walls. A ground-level deck and patio set will typically have some of these features. While you could just have one or the other, having a ground-level deck that transitions into a paved patio can allow you to have a designated area for whatever you want. Perhaps the dining and living room ideas mentioned earlier or a sunbathing and fun outdoor games area. You can turn your outdoor spaces into something totally unique or keep them simple and match the indoor living spaces of your home. It’s up to you!

Deck With A Porch Roof

Adding outdoor living spaces to your home doesn’t always mean you have to subject yourself to direct sunlight. That’s why covered outdoor living spaces like a deck with a porch roof are a wonderful way to shade yourself from the sun and still enjoy its light. They’re also a way to smoothly connect the inside with the outside. You can add a covered deck that extends from your home and leads into an open patio. This is great for many celebratory occasions that include guests of all ages. The adults can chit-chat under the porch roof while the children play in the yard.

Deck & Sunroom

For one of those ultimate covered outdoor living spaces, we recommend a deck and sunroom addition to your home. Instead of just a roof, you would have a fully enclosed or at least fully screened room plus an outdoor deck. It’s the perfect combination for an extra living space for guests and an outdoor space everyone in the family can enjoy. Relax on a comfy lounge chair with a good book on a cloudy day or enjoy a yoga session outdoors on a sunny day. You can’t go wrong with this outdoor living space idea!

5 Structures That Amplify Your Outdoor Space!

1. Pergolas

You may have heard of these popular outdoor structures as they are one of the most popular types. The structure consists of columns that hold a beam and a rafter roofing grid that can be covered for protection from certain weather conditions or exposed to let sunlight peak through. They’re great for boosting the design of outdoor dining and living rooms.

2. Gazebos

A gazebo is one of the more permanent structures you can add to one of your outdoor living spaces. They’re typically made out of hardwood or metal and come in a variety of designs and styles. Though you might think gazebos are only for wedding venues or parks, they still make a great addition to our house plans.

3. Patio Cover

If you’re looking for a much simpler structure, a patio cover is a great choice! There are many ways to construct and design them. They can either be connected or a separate piece from your home, provide partial or full coverage overhead and use a range of materials and cover patterns like a lattice.

4. Garden Trellises

A beautiful garden trellis is a great complementary structure to your outdoor spaces and they’re simple to install and multi-functional, adding to their popularity among many homeowners.

5. Canopies

Another simple yet complementary structure you can add is a canopy. They typically protrude from the home’s roof and can be see-through or solid using glass, fabric, or steel covering materials.

Connect with Frank Betz Associates Today!

Thanks to our partnership with Main Street Designs, here at Frank Betz Associates you can make additional modifications to our customizable house plan designs. The home you’ve been dreaming of is not out of reach with us! Make sure to browse our house plans on our website and contact us with any questions.