Fox Oak: New Pittsboro NC Custom Home Neighborhood

FINAL OPPORTUNITY IN FOX OAK ON 4+ ACRES AT BACK OF CUL DE SAC

All other homes in this intimate, luxury custom neighborhood have been sold and are in progress or completed.

Crossville Manor at Fox Oak – FINAL OPPORTUNITY IN FOX OAK!

97 Fox Oak Trail, Pittsboro, NC | 4.2 Wooded Acres | $1,298,000

3661 Sq Ft | 4 Bedrooms | 5.5 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite & Guest

Riverstone at Fox Oak – SOLD

Aster Park at Fox Oak – SOLD

Becton Park at Fox Oak – SOLD

Settlers Ridge at Fox Oak – SOLD

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    House Plan Search

    Our house plan search tool makes it easy to narrow down your favorite custom floor plans. Search by home size, beds, baths, types, and special features. We work with designs from many custom home architects, so let us know what you like about the homes you see here, and we will send even more from our database of favorites. Contact TBH to learn more about building one of these plans on your lot.

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    Amberway

    3983 sq ft | 5 Beds | 4.5 Baths | Two Story

    Ansonborough

    3066-3354 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | Main Floor Master

    Applewood C

    3442 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Main Floor Master

    Ashford Farm

    3033 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 2 Full Baths | 2 Half Baths | One Story

    Astoria Mill

    3100-3360 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | One Story

    Avonlea

    2977-3247 sq ft | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | Main Floor Master

    Avonmore

    2466 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2-3 Baths | One Story

    Baines

    2036 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2 Baths | One Story

    Barkley

    2018 sq ft | 2-4 Beds | 3 Baths | One Story

    Bassett

    1878-2400 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite

    Becton Park

    4318 sq ft under roof | 3006 heated sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite | First Floor Guest Suite

    Bellmoore

    4,251 sq ft | 4 Bedrooms | 4.5 Baths | First Floor Primary and Guest | First Floor Media Room | 3-Car Garage

    Bishop

    3201 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | One Story

    Blair Valley

    2911 sq ft | 4 Beds | 4.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Blantons Trace

    2724 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 3 Baths | One Story

    Bluffton Way

    2669 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Branston Farm

    1760 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Brant Point  

    2336 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Brentley B

    2618 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 3 Baths | Two Story

    Brookfield Walk

    3312 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Brookhaven

    2413-2665 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Bryson

    2672 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Buckingham

    2930 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Callicott

    3384-3649 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 4.5 Baths | Two Story

    Carolina Cottage

    2405 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite

    Carolina Farmhouse

    2950 sq ft | 2-3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story Farmhouse

    Carrboro

    1495 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Carroll

    2130-2170 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Cary

    2354 sq ft | 2-3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story

    Carywood

    2372 sq ft | 3 Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths | One Story Home

    Castle Rock

    2563 sq ft | 2-4 Beds | 3 Baths | One Story

    Caulfield

    2565 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 3-3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Cedar Bluff

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

    Cedar Tree Hollow B

    2877 sq ft | 2-3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story

    Chatham Farmhouse

    2438 Sq Ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite | 2 Car Garage

    Chatham Park

    3,103 sq ft | 4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite | 3-Car Garage

    Chelsea Walk

    3361-3578 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 4 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Chestnut Pointe

    3172 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Clarksburg

    1890 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Cobblestone Glen C

    2112 sq ft | 3-4 Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Colchester Farmhouse  

    3264 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Coles Crossing  

    3307 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Coopertown

    2137 sq ft | 2-3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story with Two Primary Bedrooms

    Cresswind

    1597 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Culbertson

    2485-2515 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Danbury Springs

    3020 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Easley

    2790 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | Main Floor Master

    Eastwood

    3949 sq ft | 4 Beds | 4.5 Baths | Two Story

    Edenville

    3185 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story

    Edgewater

    3,421 to 4,137 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 4.5-5.5 Baths | First Floor Guest Suite | Optional Third Floor

    Edinburgh

    3621-3921 sq ft | 5 Beds | 4.5 Baths | Two Story

    Elk Tree Farm B

    2219 sq ft | 2-3 Beds | 2 Baths | One Story

    Embry Hills

    2908 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | First Floor Owners Suite

    Forsyth Knoll

    4,171 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 5.5 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite and Guest Suite | 3.5 Car Garage

    Fox Oak: New Pittsboro NC Custom Home Neighborhood

    FINAL OPPORTUNITY IN FOX OAK ON 4+ ACRES AT BACK OF CUL DE SAC All…

    Fremont

    2309 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Gardner

    1941 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | One Story

    Gaston

    2432 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story

    Gatelyn

    4583 sq ft | 5 Beds | 4.5 Baths | One Story

    Glenside

    2503 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2-3 Baths | One Story

    Glenvale

    1593 sq ft | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | One Story

    Golden Valley

    2146 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story

    Governors Square

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

    Grace

    3237-3637 sq ft | 4-5 Beds | 4 Baths | Two Story

    Grant Park

    2533 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story

    Gray Falls

    2146 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5-3.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Grayson Cottage

    2941 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | Main Floor Primary

    Grovetown A

    2066 sq ft | 3 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Grovetown B

    2291 sq ft | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Haddington

    2516 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | First Floor Primary

    Hampton

    2393 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Two Story Home

    Hampton Mill

    3212 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | One Story | 2 Car Garage | Modern Craftsman House Plan

    Hargrove Farm

    2783 sq ft | 3-4 Beds | 3 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite | Modern Farmhouse

    Harpers Ferry

    3796 sq ft | 4 Beds | 4.5 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite

    Harpswell

    1889 sq ft | 4 Beds | 2 Baths | One Story Modern Farmhouse

    Need help with your house plan search? Tell us what you’re looking for:

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      Any500 - 600K600 - 700K700 - 800K800 - 900K900K - Mil+

      White Farmhouse | Mebane NC New Homes

      Build On Your Lot: Frequently Asked Questions

      How to Build a House on Your Lot in North Carolina

      Own land? Still searching? These questions help answer what to look for when you choose your lot, purchase your land with a licensed real estate agent, decide where to place your home, and select a custom home builder to construct your North Carolina new home.

      Knowing what to ask can help ensure you know what it takes to build your new home. Here are some of the most important questions about land, lots, parcels, and homesites that enable you to be informed and prepared.

      Contact Travars Built Homes to learn more about how to build a new custom home on your land.

      What’s the best size lot for a new custom home build?

      The best size lot for a new custom home build is determined by your floor plan, community covenants if applicable, local build requirements, what kind of septic/sewer system is required, whether you need a well, and other mandates. We will go over all of that with you, when we know what and where you’d like to build.

      Here are more questions to ask about lot sizes:

      1. How can I find out how big my lot has to be, for a specific floor plan?
      2. Why do I need a bigger lot to have a side load garage?
      3. I own several acres – can I put my home wherever I want on my land?

      Will the builder look at the lot I am considering purchasing prior to me buying it, and give me his perspective about what it will cost to build there?

      When you build with Travars Built Homes, an on site assessment is part of our standard process. We will talk about the fit of your floor plan to your lot, your driveway, and other site specific build imperatives.

      Here are some common questions we can answer, after we take a look at your lot together:

      1. How much does it cost to clear trees and shrubs off my lot?
      2. What is the difference between a soil scientist and the county doing a soil evaluation?
      3. What is an improvement permit and why do you need to get that for me that before the build permit?
      4. If a septic permit only allows 3 bedrooms, is it possible to have 4 bedrooms?
      5. How many bathrooms can I have in my home?

      What kind of slope does my lot need to have for a walk-out basement?

      Most basement homes in NC are walk-out, set into a slope of about 6 feet over the course of the home. We can add a basement to nearly any floor plan, but the the look of the home can change depending on the direction of the slope. Before selecting a home with a basement in the floor plan, talk with your builder about placement of your home.

      Here are more common questions we’ll help answer related to site conditions:

      1. What is the difference between a sewer and a septic system, and how does that impact costs?
      2. What is the difference in maintenance and build cost for a conventional septic system versus an engineered system?
      3. What is the build cost for a well? How deep it will be?
      4. What is a community septic system, and how does that work? What is a grinder pump and how much does that cost?

      Will the lender combine the lot purchase and home build cost into one loan, or do I need to buy my land and home separately?

      Your lot purchase and the construction of your home are typically bundled into one transaction with a construction to perm loan, so you do not need to buy the lot before you build. Read more about NC new home financing and construction loans here.

      Where can I learn more about how to buy land in North Carolina?

      Work directly with a real estate agent with expertise and experience in lot and land purchasing. Kelly McNabb, NC REALTOR® at Costello Real Estate and Investments, can help get you started.

      Kelly McNabb
      REALTOR®/Broker (919) 391-0315 Costello Real Estate & Investments
      kellym@costellorei.com kellymcnabb.costellorei.com

      Here are the kinds of questions Kelly can help answer for you, in tandem with Travars Built Homes:

      1. Has the perc test been done on this lot? Is it possible to build a home on land that does not perc? How does that work?
      2. What does it mean when a listing says “water nearby”? How can I find out what it will cost to hook up to that city/county water source?
      3. What can I do if the lot I want to purchase is land locked?
      4. What do I need to know about flood plains?
      5. If I want to have a future pool, what does the builder and the county need to know about that?
      6. What is an impervious surface and how does that impact my build?
      7. What do I need to know about setbacks and easements?
      8. What is the difference between a lot survey and a plot plan and who handles that?
      Wendell North Carolina New Homes | Built In Storage Benches

      Chatham County New Home Checklist – Built in Storage Ideas For Every Room

      Built in bookcases, open shelving, cubbies, kitchen pantries

      Get ideas for custom home built in bookcases, open shelving, cubbies, kitchen pantries, and storage spaces for every room from Chatham County new home builder Travars Built Homes:

      Chatham County New Home Storage Idea #1: Built in Bookcases Alongside a Fireplace

      Built in bookshelves next to the fireplace are a popular choice in new homes by custom builders in Chatham County and across central NC. [Get floor plan ideas here.]

      Bookcases can be set into the wall with open shelving, cabinets, specialty trim, and other features. Nearly all fireplace surround bookcases are built with a standard height between shelves (similar to when you buy a furniture bookcase). Just give us a picture – we can build it! Travars Built Homes can space shelves at custom heights that you ask for at one of your meetings with the builder on site. It’s part of our standard design/build process!

      Chatham County New Home Storage Idea #2: Open Shelves Above a Kitchen Serving Bar

      Looking for something more unique in your built-ins? Ask your new home builder how much flexibility you can have for touches like this throughout your home – and what materials they offer for open shelving, such as the Cedar above this kitchen bar and master bedroom beam ceiling.

      Chatham County New Home Storage Idea #3: Built In Drop Zone by the Garage

      Drop zones with shelves, cubbies, cabinets, and drawers are a very popular addition to new Chatham County homes. We can build them anywhere in your home, with the most common choices between the garage and laundry room or kitchen. This drop zone has a built in bench, shoe cubbies, and bead board trim. Send us a link to a look you like – we can build that, too.

      Chatham County New Home Storage Idea #4: Large Pantry with Custom Shelving

      A U-shaped pantry is great for “at a glance” storage. A U-shaped pantry requires more depth (and less width) than an L-shaped pantry – so ask your builder what can fit into your floor plan. Adding more pantry shelving at different widths and heights is a popular request.

      In this example, one wall of shelving is designed with thin shelves for spices and specialty items, while the other two walls are deeper for cans, boxes, and paper goods:

      Chatham County New Home Storage Idea #5: Built in Benches

      Add hidden storage to your breakfast room, mudroom, hallway, or nook with built in benches.

      Wendell North Carolina New Homes | Built In Storage Benches

      Chatham County New Home Builders

      At Travars Built Homes, our design build capabilities offer you the opportunity to modify your floor plan to fit your lifestyle. Let us know if you want to plan for extra storage spaces after building your home.

      We can modify your floor plan with things like a prepared alcove with the dimensions you’ll need later on.

      In this Chatham County custom home, the upstairs loft includes a stretch of half wall (instead of more open railing) designed to accommodate future storage built-ins:

      Contact Travars Build Homes for new home pricing in Chatham County, NC – and the surrounding areas within about an hour of Chapel Hill, NC.

      Laundry Mudroom Door to Master Closet | Mebane NC New Homes

      Universal design. Aging in place. Accessible: Laundry room checklist for your new construction home

      Looking for a universal design / aging in place laundry room checklist for your Chatham County new construction home? Find everything you’ll need in a new, aging in place home, from doorway widths to accessible features and layout recommendations.

      Experts at Travars Built Homes are certified to build aging in place style new homes. Contact us to get started on next steps for your universal design new home.

      Appliance configuration

      When you choose your appliances, it’s important that they be front load, for easier loading. We strongly suggest getting a matching pedestal from the appliance manufacturer. Or ask your custom home builder to create a 12-15” platform for the equipment to sit on. Stackable appliances are not universal, as neither appliance will be at the ultimate height to avoid bending and stretching.

      Chatham County New Home Laundry Room

      Size

      Your builder will look for a way to have a 36” wide doorways and 5 foot diameter of open space in front of the washer and dryer. If the laundry is located along the hallway, it will need to be at least 4′ wide.

      Wendell North Carolina New Homes | Dog House Under the Stairs

      Location

      Keep your laundry room on the main floor for accessibility, unless your home will have an elevator.

      Storage

      Cabinetry over the top of the washer and dryer may not be as useful to you as cubbies or shelves at an accessible height. Check with your builder about reconfiguring the laundry room if necessary, to allow for the kind of storage you need.

      Chatham County New Home Laundry Room

      Convenience

      Some plans allow for a washer and dryer in the owner’s suite closet. Others can be built with a door from the owner’s suite or closet directly into the laundry room, which also has another entrance. Tell your builder what your needs are – some plans can be modified to relocate the laundry room or add extra doors.  

      Chapel Hill Modern Farmhouse | Black and White Laundry Room

      Task Management

      Consider where you will be doing the laundry, as well as where it will be folded and put away. Do you need a table in the laundry room? Countertops can be built at varying heights. Hanging rod? Pull down ironing board? Sitting area? Your builder will take a look at the plans, to make sure there’s knee room and a 36” wide circumference, for full accessibility.

      All of these features can be designed and built in for accessibility by a custom home builder.

      Lighting

      A universal, aging in place feature that’s important in your laundry room and throughout your home is appropriate lighting. In addition to LED lighting, ask your builder for extra lights if there are areas where you need additional illumination. Consider motion detector lighting for convenience when your arms are full so lights can operate automatically when you come and go. If there are work stations, think about under cabinet lighting, flexible track lighting, or even natural light from windows or doors.

      Chatham County New Home Laundry Room

      Flooring

      One way to help eyesight in an aging in place design is to change flooring color in the laundry room to differentiate from surrounding areas. There are a lot of great tile choices in a huge variety of styles and colors when you work with a premium custom home builder. Consider cork, too.

      Talk with an experienced NC builder

      Make sure to talk with a custom home builder experienced with universal design who is flexible enough to meet your goals in design/building your home with the features and convenience you need. Contact Travars Built Homes to get started.

      New Custom Homes For Sale

      MOVE IN READY. IN PROGRESS. COMING SOON.

      Read more about new custom homes for sale in Pittsboro’s new Fox Oak neighborhood.


      Bristol Walk at Big Bear – BREAKING GROUND near Jordan Lake / Seaforth High School

      35 Big Bear Rd, Pittsboro, NC | 2.5 Wooded Acres | $1,406,000

      4626 Sq Ft Under Roof | 3568 Heated Sq Ft | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite & Guest Suite | 3 Car Garage

      Crossville Manor at Fox Oak – Last Opportunity on 4 Acres

      Fox Oak Lot 4, Pittsboro, NC | 4+ Wooded Acres | $1,300,000

      3661 Sq Ft Under Roof | 4 Bedrooms | 5.5 Baths | First Floor Primary Suite & Guest Suite | Three Car Garage


      Hopewell Farm at Silk Hope Gum Springs Rd

      5491 Silk Hope Gum Springs Rd, Siler City | 1.9 Wooded Acres | $840,000

      2418 Sq Ft | 3 Bedrooms | 2 Baths | One Story Home

      Carolina Cottage at Silk Hope Gum Springs Rd – Under Construction

      5545 Silk Hope Gum Springs Rd, Siler City, NC | 1.51 Wooded Acres | $756,000

      3,272 Sq Ft Under Roof | 2,405 Heated Sq Ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite


      Chandler Trace at Hamlets Chapel – COMING SOON

      4025 Hamlets Chapel Rd, Pittsboro, NC | 1.5 Wooded Acres | $996,000

      3,793 Sq Ft Under Roof | 2,770 Heated Sq Ft | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | Main Floor Guest Suite & Owners Suite

      Pittsboro, NC | 5.9 Wooded Acres

      3,992 Sq Ft Under Roof | 3,188 Heated Sq Ft | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite & Guest Suite

      New Custom Homes For Sale Pittsboro NC


      Riverstone at Fox Oak, lot 5 –

      Pittsboro, NC | 4.2 Wooded Acres

      3,883 Sq Ft Under Roof | 3,089 Heated Sq Ft | 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | Main Floor Primary Suite

      New Custom Homes For Sale North Carolina


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        Top 4 Ways to Boost Curb Appeal of Your New Home

        Love the layout, hate the exterior of the custom floor plan you want to build? Change it! Here are 4 ways to increase curb appeal in the Chapel Hill area by considering different exterior materials for the build of your new home, with pros and cons.

        Custom Home Exterior Material Example #1: Vinyl Siding

        If you want to save money, vinyl is an exterior material worth considering. Be sure to take your time with your color selection, and take a look at all the options.

        Pros: Want a more custom look? You can dress things up with shutters, gable vents, corbels or column wraps. Vinyl can be cleaned with power washing and typically would not be repainted at a later date.

        Cons: Some communities do not allow vinyl exteriors. Vinyl siding may fade – with darker colors absorbing more sunlight than lighter colors. It can also expand and shrink with temperatures.

        Custom Home Exterior Material Example #2: Vinyl Siding and Veneer

        A small amount of stone veneer and picture frame details around the windows can make a big difference. The stone water table provides another texture for this home, and won’t break the bank if the amount of stone is kept to just enough for a water table and column base. If you are doing exterior selections, consider picking the stone first. Then choose roofing with a similar color scheme, such as Drift Wood or Weathered Wood shingles.

        Custom Home Exterior Material Example #3: Fiber Cement Siding With Stone Accents

        The curb appeal of this fiber cement and stone home does a very nice job of blending multiple texture types and materials. The medium blue shakes seen on the face of the garage wall break the patterned straight lines. They also pull the color right out of the stone veneer below. The light blue lap siding on the sides and rear of home and complementing white picture frames around the windows, gable vents and gutters combine to make a well balanced exterior. The Mackenzie seen just below follows this formula and also looks great!

        Pros: The mix of materials and colors make this home feel custom and comfortable. Adding stone to the front but keeping the other 3 sides of the home in fiber cement saves on cost.

        Cons: Fiber cement costs more than vinyl. Stone veneer costs more than fiber cement.

        Custom Home Exterior Material Example #4: All Brick and Stone

        NC Custom Home Photo Tours

        The classic look of full brick veneer creates curb appeal so compelling that some entire communities require it. This full brick home is even more interesting due to the brick color choice and the stone front accent on the garage face.

        Pros: Bricks are sturdy and durable, typically requiring almost no maintenance other than occasional power washing.

        Cons: That low maintenance and solid look comes with a higher price tag than most exterior materials.

        Get information about building a custom home with Travars Built Homes – including more ways to create a cost effective new home in North Carolina.

        Modern Farmhouse | Chatham County NC New Homes

        Find Your Floor Plan

        Looking for a home that fits your lifestyle, lot, and wish list?
        Start by exploring our growing collection of customizable floor plans — or tell us what you’re looking for, and we’ll send you personalized recommendations.

        Explore Our Floor Plan Collection:

        Prefer Help Narrowing it Down?

        We’re here to help you narrow down your choices with tips on cost-effective options, customizations, and additional plans from our favorite architects — even beyond what’s shown here.

        Fill out the quick form below, and we’ll send you a curated selection of floor plans that match your vision.

        Tell us what you’re looking for — layout ideas, must-haves, style preferences — and we’ll send a selection of plans that align with your needs.

        Floor Plan FAQs

        Can I modify your floor plans?

        Yes —  every plan we offer is customizable. We’ll walk you through changes step-by-step.

        What if I already have a floor plan I love?

        We can build from your plan or help modify it to meet local requirements and your personal style.

        What areas do you build in?

        Travars Built Homes builds across Chatham, Alamance, Durham, Orange, Wake, and other surrounding counties.

        Testimonials

        “Lara understood exactly what we wanted, and she was able to find the perfect house plan to fit our budget…[Travars Built Homes] kept us informed throughout the entire process, and the final result was better than we could have ever hoped for… We would highly recommend Travars Built Homes to anyone looking to build their own custom home.” – J Mooney, Chatham County

        “From the very start, Travars Built Homes took time to learn about our family and dreams for a custom built home in rural Chatham County. We found an initial floorplan we liked and made a number of major changes including addition of a dog room, expanding the width of the entire house, converting the garage to a large game room, and even creating roof access customized creativity to make hanging Christmas lights a much safer and fun. As the build progressed, the team customized the interior options to meet our hopes on so many levels…Travars has truly exceeded our expectations on the quality of our home…Truly, we can’t think Travars Built Homes enough for building our forever home.” – Stephen Ferguson, Chatham County

        “In our home search, we found a Travars Built home under construction that met most of our criteria. Because we were looking for specific living spaces that were not in the original plan, the Travars team worked with us on several modifications/additions and completed our dream home. We have been in our home for just over a year and are so impressed with the custom features and quality of the build. Any issues we have had were minor and taken care of promptly. The quality of the construction is outstanding and the Travars team has been just as outstanding. We highly recommend Travars Built Homes!” – Tom Fiacco, Chatham County

        How to Modify Custom House Plans

        Our creative team works closely with you to find and customize a custom home design to fit your plan, your land, and your likes.


        1. An open kitchen layout with large islands, built-ins, and window walls

        Custom House Plans with Island Kitchen Open to Great Room

        2. Separated personal space with multi-gen, mother-in-law, or dual master layouts and amenities

        See popular floor plans with a multi-generational layout.

        Want to learn more about building a new home in Chatham County, North Carolina? Get started here:

          Do you own a lot?
          Yes, I own a lotNo, but I have a lot in mindNo, I'd like help finding a lot

          Location:
          PittsboroDurhamChapel HillAnother Location in NCI am not building in NC

          Build Budget w/ site work (Lot additional):
          500 - 600K600 - 700K700 - 800K800 - 900K900K - Mil+

          3. A larger shower in the master bathroom (and no tub)

          4. A bigger pantry with custom-height wood shelving, sink, microwave, and other personal touches

          5. A sun room or screen porch

          6. A secret passage, secret pantry, or hideaway

          Build On Your Lot

          Looking to build a custom home?

          Whether you already own land — or are still exploring your options — Travars Built Homes can help you move forward with confidence.

          We’re an award-winning custom builder with a strong local reputation, deep regional expertise, and a process built on trust, transparency, and personal involvement from the builder himself.


          Custom Homebuilding, Made More Personal

          At Travars Built Homes, custom doesn’t mean complicated. You’ll get:

          • Flexible Floor Plans – Choose from hundreds of plans you can personalize, or bring your own.
          • Upfront Build Packages – We provide detailed pricing based on your land, selected plan, and design preferences.
          • Builder-Led Communication – You’ll meet directly with our builder — and always know where things stand.
          • A Local Approach – With deep experience in Chatham, Alamance, Orange, Wake, and neighboring counties, we understand how to navigate site conditions, permits, and local requirements. Whether you already have land or are still looking, we offer guidance at every step — from reviewing site readiness to helping you evaluate potential property.

          Let’s Build Where You Want to Live

          We build across Central North Carolina — in established neighborhoods, rural acreage, small communities, and private family land. Wherever you want to live, we’re here to help you create a home that reflects your lifestyle and vision.