Governors Square

3,025 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite

The Governors Square is a farmhouse plan with generous covered porches, a three car garage, main floor primary suite, and open concept layout. A dedicated mud room separates the garage from the kitchen.

Three bedrooms and two bathrooms span the upstairs.

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The flyer includes the layout and plan information.
From there, we’ll prepare a detailed 10-page construction package that outlines your build — ready to review when you are.
You’ll be amazed at what’s already included in every Travars Built Home.

*Plans are illustrative and may reflect optional features. Floor plans and renderings are copyright Frank Betz & Associates

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Cedar Bluff

3099 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

Searching for popular downstairs master bedroom homes? The Cedar Bluff, a Frank Betz floor plan, features a first floor primary suite with separate tub and tile shower, expansive walk in closet, and full-length vanity.

The garage enters through the mud room and laundry room, which are separated by a walk in pantry. Additional storage is available in an open drop zone and closed cabinetry.

A bonus rooms spans above the garage. Three more bedrooms and two more bathrooms spread out throughout the second floor, each with walk in closets.

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We’ll send you the floor plan flyer so you can view the layout and key details.
As a next step, we’ll prepare a personalized 10-page construction package that outlines everything included in your custom home — ready to review together at your convenience.
You’ll be surprised by how much comes standard with Travars Built Homes.

*Plans are illustrative and may reflect optional features. Floor plans and renderings are copyright Frank Betz & Associates

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Holston Ridge

3038-3240 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 4 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite

NC Custom Home Floor Plans | Home Builders in NC — Option B: Playroom

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*Plans are illustrative and may reflect optional features. Floor plans and renderings are copyright Frank Betz & Associates

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Hemlock Falls

2939 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | One Story

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*Plans are illustrative and may reflect optional features. Floor plans and renderings are copyright Frank Betz & Associates

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Blackstone

2953 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | One Story Craftsman House

This one story craftsman house, a DK Designs, Inc. home plan, offers a rocking chair front porch, downstairs primary suite, open kitchen and great room, large laundry room with storage, and Jack and Jill bath. The primary suite bath includes a shower with built-in seat and separate tub. A huge covered terrace out back is optional.

Upstairs, there’s a bedroom, bath, and bonus room.

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With TBH, you can rely on third party certified energy efficiency. Enjoy cleaner air comfort and savings on your monthly utility bills with built in energy efficiency from roof barrier to HVAC, lighting, insulation, windows, and sealed crawl space.

*Plans are illustrative and may reflect optional features. Floor plans and renderings are copyright DK Designs Inc.

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3,025 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite

Love the Governors Square? Let’s Talk About Building It

3099 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

Let’s Get Started – Request Cedar Bluff Flyer and Pricing

3038-3240 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 4 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite

Start Here: Get the Highlands Plan Flyer

2939 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | One Story

Love The Hemlock Falls? Let’s Talk About Building It

2953 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | One Story Craftsman House

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