Front view of the Oak Leaf, a gray coastal house on three levels with a covered front porch, a round window in the gable, a rooftop deck enclosure above, and a stair up from the drive past the drive-under garage
Front right view of the Oak Leaf, a gray two-story coastal house over a drive-under garage level, with a rooftop deck, pergola, and planters on top
Rear left view of the Oak Leaf showing the screened porch, exterior stair down to grade, and the drive-under garage level
Oak Leaf first floor plan with a 38 foot front porch, entry and front hall, living room 20 feet 4 inches by 18 feet 2 inches, kitchen 19 feet by 17 feet 8 inches with a walk-in pantry, dining room, study with a built-in desk, screened porch, 12 foot glass bi-fold doors, 10 foot ceilings, and the elevator
Oak Leaf second floor plan with a primary bedroom 19 feet 9 inches by 16 feet and sitting area, primary bath and closet, two more bedrooms, bedroom 3 with its own bath and walk-in closet, hall bath, laundry, the elevator, and a stair marked to rooftop
Oak Leaf rooftop deck plan with a rooftop garden, hot tub deck, outdoor kitchen, pergola, and the stair up from the floor below
Oak Leaf ground floor plan showing an unfinished garage 39 feet by 48 feet 8 inches with a 9 by 7 and a 16 by 7 overhead door, an elevator beside an enclosed stair, exterior stairs, and the front porch above
Oak Leaf arched wood door and interior glass walls with the dining room beyond
Oak Leaf dining room seen through glass partitions, with the screened porch and water view beyond
Oak Leaf entry hall with shiplap walls and two arched openings looking through to the dining room
Oak Leaf kitchen with cream cabinets, a blue tile backsplash, a wall oven, and a white island with seating for four under a coffered ceiling
Oak Leaf kitchen island with a built-in microwave under a coffered ceiling, looking through to the living room and its wood television wall
Oak Leaf living room with a coffered ceiling, an arched wood door, interior glass partitions, a sectional sofa, and the kitchen island beyond
Front view of the Oak Leaf, a gray coastal house on three levels with a covered front porch, a round window in the gable, a rooftop deck enclosure above, and a stair up from the drive past the drive-under garage
Front right view of the Oak Leaf, a gray two-story coastal house over a drive-under garage level, with a rooftop deck, pergola, and planters on top
Rear left view of the Oak Leaf showing the screened porch, exterior stair down to grade, and the drive-under garage level
Oak Leaf first floor plan with a 38 foot front porch, entry and front hall, living room 20 feet 4 inches by 18 feet 2 inches, kitchen 19 feet by 17 feet 8 inches with a walk-in pantry, dining room, study with a built-in desk, screened porch, 12 foot glass bi-fold doors, 10 foot ceilings, and the elevator
Oak Leaf second floor plan with a primary bedroom 19 feet 9 inches by 16 feet and sitting area, primary bath and closet, two more bedrooms, bedroom 3 with its own bath and walk-in closet, hall bath, laundry, the elevator, and a stair marked to rooftop
Oak Leaf rooftop deck plan with a rooftop garden, hot tub deck, outdoor kitchen, pergola, and the stair up from the floor below
Oak Leaf ground floor plan showing an unfinished garage 39 feet by 48 feet 8 inches with a 9 by 7 and a 16 by 7 overhead door, an elevator beside an enclosed stair, exterior stairs, and the front porch above
Oak Leaf arched wood door and interior glass walls with the dining room beyond
Oak Leaf dining room seen through glass partitions, with the screened porch and water view beyond
Oak Leaf entry hall with shiplap walls and two arched openings looking through to the dining room
Oak Leaf kitchen with cream cabinets, a blue tile backsplash, a wall oven, and a white island with seating for four under a coffered ceiling
Oak Leaf kitchen island with a built-in microwave under a coffered ceiling, looking through to the living room and its wood television wall
Oak Leaf living room with a coffered ceiling, an arched wood door, interior glass partitions, a sectional sofa, and the kitchen island beyond

Oak Leaf

Incredibly Detailed Beach HouseElevated Pier/Piling Foundation

Heated sq ft
3,280
Bedrooms
3
Baths
3.5
Stories
2
  • Footprint40' 5" × 56' 6"
  • Ground levelParking and storage
  • Lot needed56 × 102 ft Check your lot
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Oak Leaf Beach House Plan

Two-Story Beach House Plan with a Rooftop Garden

3,280 SQ. FT. | 3 BED | 3.5 BATH | 2-STORY | 3-CAR DRIVE-UNDER GARAGE

Oak Leaf is the plan with the roof you can live on. Above the second floor is a rooftop garden, drawn with the option of a hot tub and an outdoor kitchen, so the highest point of the house is a place to spend the evening rather than just a roof.

Below it, the main floor opens into one living area with crossbeams overhead and a separate dining room beside it. A residential elevator connects all three levels, from the three-car garage at ground level up to the second floor. The primary suite has a sitting area of its own and a walk-in closet, and crown molding runs through the house.

A rooftop garden: a private outdoor room on top of the house, with the option of a hot tub and an outdoor kitchen, and the best view on the lot.

Crossbeams in the living room: the open living area is drawn with exposed beams across the ceiling, which gives a big room some shape.

An elevator to every floor: three levels is a lot of stairs. The elevator serves all three levels, from the garage up to the bedrooms, which keeps the house usable for everyone for as long as they live here. The rooftop garden sits above that.

A primary suite with a sitting area: a place to read that is not the bed, plus a walk-in closet.

A three-car garage under the house: side entry, drive-under, with room for the cars and the storage a house near the water collects.

  • Footprint: 40’ 5” Width x 56’ 6” Depth
  • Max Ridge Height: 40’ 10”
  • Foundation: Pier or Piling | Optional Crawlspace, Slab or CMU (+$250 each)
  • Framing: 2x6 Exterior Walls | Truss Roof Framing
  • Ceilings: 9’ Lower Level | 10’ First Floor | 9’ Second Floor
  • Garage: Attached Drive-Under, 3 Cars, Side Entry
  • Roof Details: 4 on 12 Pitch | Truss Framing

Oak Leaf is for people who want to live at the top of the house. The rooftop garden, the crossbeam living room and the elevator through the three levels below all come from that idea.

Every blueprint is crafted by Angela, a professional spatial designer with a degree in Computer Graphics Technology from Purdue University and studies in interior architecture.

With 16+ years of custom home design, including a decade in custom construction in Charleston, SC, Angela specializes in resilient coastal style homes designed for flood and hurricane zones.

Purchase of PDF Set includes

  • Cover sheet with general notes
  • Foundation plan
  • Floor plans with dimensions
  • Exterior elevations
  • Cross section
  • Door & window schedules
  • Roof plan
  • Electrical plans
  • Cabinetry elevations (most plans; please inquire to confirm)

What's not included

  • Architectural or engineering stamp: handled locally if required
  • Site plan: handled locally when required
  • Mechanical drawings (location of heating and air equipment and duct work): your subcontractors handle this
  • Plumbing drawings (actual pipe sizes and locations): your subcontractors handle this
  • Energy calculations: handled locally when required

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What foundation does Oak Leaf come with?

Oak Leaf is drawn on a pier or piling foundation. It is an elevated plan, with the living space raised above open space or parking, drawn for flood zone and coastal lots. You can choose pier or piling at no extra charge, or crawlspace, slab or CMU for $250 each, under Foundation Options before you buy. A local engineer sizes the foundation for your soil and wind zone.

How tall is Oak Leaf and how much ground does it cover?

The maximum ridge height is 40' 10". The footprint is 40' 5" x 56' 6", which is the number to check against your setbacks; porches and the garage count toward it even though they are not in the heated area. Heated living area is 3,280 square feet on 2 stories. The ground level is drive-under parking and storage, which is not counted as a story or in the heated area.

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What comes in the plan set for Oak Leaf, and what do I still need locally?

A licensed construction set: cover sheet with general notes, foundation plan, dimensioned floor plans for every level, all four exterior elevations, a cross section, roof plan, electrical plans, and door and window schedules, sold as PDF, PDF plus CAD, or Chief Architect files. Every set is licensed for one build at your build address. An engineer's review and stamp where required, a site plan, engineered floor and roof framing, mechanical and plumbing drawings and energy compliance are produced locally, as they are for any stock plan.

Can I look at Oak Leaf in detail before buying the full set?

Yes. A $75 study set of Oak Leaf includes dimensioned floor plans for every level, all four elevations, door and window schedules and a specification sheet, enough to hand a builder for a budget number and to check the footprint against your lot. It is not licensed for construction. The $75 credits in full toward the Oak Leaf construction set for twelve months.