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Check out our selection of European house plans if you like stylish designs with influences from the Old World. Exterior materials include striking stucco, sturdy stone, classic brick, or a combination of two or three of these! Many of these house plans incorporate steep rooflines with numerous gables. Inviting porches add a touch from the New World. Although the homes' facades may transport you back a century or two in your daydreams, the floor plans are thoroughly "third millennium"! You won't be lacking in up-to-date details and amenities. In this collection we present homes with features from all corners of Europe. For more specific regions of the continent, see also our collections of French Country, Mediterranean, Spanish and Tuscan styles.

Plan 7526 | 3,760 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
4 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
65 Depth
80
Plan 2194 | 2,662 sq ft

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3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1.5 Gar
3 Width
98 Depth
78
Plan 1950 | 3,886 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
3-1/2 Story
1 Gar
3 Width
103 Depth
88
Plan 1946 | 2,413 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1 Gar
3 Width
125 Depth
76
Plan 6900 | 3,847 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
3 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
81 Depth
58
Plan 7505 | 2,674 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1 Gar
3 Width
90 Depth
71
Plan 8680 | 2,789 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
3-1/2 Story
1 Gar
3 Width
125 Depth
76
Plan 2259 | 1,421 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1.5 Gar
2 Width
46 Depth
53
Plan 6902 | 3,302 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
3 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
74 Depth
82
Plan 5696 | 1,751 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
64 Depth
45
Plan 1933 | 7,395 sq ft
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Bed
6 Bath
5 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
73 Depth
132
Plan 7522 | 2,751 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
50 Depth
119
Plan 2235 | 2,143 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
47 Depth
60
Plan 8762 | 4,327 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
3-1/2 Story
2 Gar
4 Width
74 Depth
70
Plan 2002 | 4,919 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
4-1/2 Story
2 Gar
4 Width
93 Depth
84
Plan 6200 | 4,592 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
5 Story
1.5 Gar
7 Width
125 Depth
108
Plan 1949 | 3,381 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
4 Story
1 Gar
3 Width
81 Depth
101
Plan 5194 | 300 sq ft

Bed
1 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
17 Depth
23
Plan 5589 | 628 sq ft

Bed
1 Bath
1 Story
2 Width
15 Depth
24
Plan 3761 | 741 sq ft

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2 Bath
1 Story
2 Width
26 Depth
19
Plan 9523 | 1,007 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
40 Depth
26
Plan 6601 | 1,100 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
40 Depth
32
Plan 1352 | 2,376 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
45 Depth
68
Plan 9070 | 3,167 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
3 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
61 Depth
75
Plan 2286 | 3,923 sq ft

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5 Bath
5 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
109 Depth
84
Plan 4912 | 4,142 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
3-1/2 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
65 Depth
113
Plan 8751 | 4,805 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
4-1/2 Story
2 Gar
4 Width
121 Depth
104
Plan 6889 | 3,278 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
3-1/2 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
78 Depth
68
Plan 9688 | 1,015 sq ft

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3 Bath
1-1/2 Story
3 Gar
1 Width
19 Depth
24
Plan 3199 | 1,072 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Gar
1 Width
32 Depth
42
Plan 6708 | 1,100 sq ft

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2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
31 Depth
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Plan 3908 | 1,118 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1 Gar
1 Width
30 Depth
60
Plan 9700 | 1,146 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
40 Depth
30
Plan 8241 | 1,181 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1.5 Gar
2 Width
47 Depth
28
Plan 1890 | 1,867 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
40 Depth
30
Plan 8226 | 1,900 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
69 Depth
57
Plan 6333 | 2,059 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1.5 Gar
2 Width
68 Depth
54
Plan 4359 | 2,118 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
58 Depth
62
Plan 7133 | 2,640 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
40 Depth
80
Plan 4529 | 3,308 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
4 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
74 Depth
51
Plan 7228 | 3,937 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
4-1/2 Story
2 Gar
3 Width
96 Depth
64
Plan 4895 | 4,271 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
4 Story
2 Width
109 Depth
85
Plan 1304 | 1,150 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
34 Depth
35
Plan 3613 | 984 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
1 Width
33 Depth
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Plan 7800 | 1,013 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
36 Depth
41
Plan 3548 | 1,019 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1.5 Width
34 Depth
28
Plan 3547 | 1,081 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1.5 Width
28 Depth
34
Plan 5364 | 1,193 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
56 Depth
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European House Plans | Euro Home Plans & Designs (2024)

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What is the European style of housing? ›

European houses usually have steep roofs, subtly flared curves at the eaves and are faced with stucco and stone. Typically, the roof comes down to the windows. The second floor often is in the roof or, as we know it, the attic.

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European style home plans often use brick or stone and include high steeply pitched roofs, tall windows often with shutters, and traditional ornamental details like pediments and keystones. Arched openings are another common feature of European homes.To see more european house plans try our advanced floor plan search.

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What is the difference between American and European houses? ›

American homes tend to be more open and spacious, while European homes are more compact and cozy. In an American home, you're likely to find a living room, kitchen and dining room all in one big open space. On the other hand, in a European home, these rooms tend to be smaller and separated from each other.

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What are the features of a European house? ›

German or Swiss-inspired Chalet-style homes often feature prominent, large eaves, wooden balconies, and ornate carvings. Inside, European house plans usually offer spacious, well-appointed rooms. High ceilings, large fireplaces, and intricate woodwork or plasterwork are standard features.

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Do they use drywall in Europe? ›

For example, it is common in the EU to intermix the terms drywall and plasterboard. Common to both continents, drywall can be applied over masonry substrates. Europe refers to this as “dry lining.” While North America tends to use furring, Europe prefers the dot-and-daub system to affix gypsum panels.

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Why do European houses last longer? ›

On the other hand, Europeans prefer heavy-duty materials that can withstand the test of time and last for hundreds of years. Their homes are usually made from stone and wood. While Americans prefer shingle roofs, Europeans have either wooden roofs or those made from more rigid tiles.

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Are houses in Europe cheaper? ›

Home prices in certain countries are more affordable than in large U.S. cities, so it is affordable to rent a flat, buy a townhouse or condo, or purchase a single-family home in Europe. European countries such as Portugal, Spain and Italy are considered the hottest areas for U.S. consumers to buy real estate.

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Are European houses built with wood? ›

European homes tend to be built with concrete or wood and older homes from stone, and the walls tend to be built thicker. European roofing almost always uses clay tiles, adding a minimum of 50 years of protection.

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What is European style interior design? ›

“European interior design” is a very general phrase for all the many design elements that go into the many different overlapping styles across Europe, such as Tuscan, Italian, Spanish, English and French. European interior design is deeply appreciated in modern America and inspires American interior design trends.

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Can I buy a house in Europe as a US citizen? ›

Yes, US citizens can purchase property in Europe. In fact, many US citizens have purchased property in Europe in recent times due to the soaring dollar and rising interest rates, which have made American buyers splurge on real estate acquisition across all of Europe as property prices have decreased respectively.

How is architecture in Europe different from America? ›

European architecture emphasizes aesthetics, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. There is a tradition of designing buildings that blend harmoniously with their surroundings, leading to more ornate and context-sensitive designs. In contrast, American architecture leans towards functionalism and pragmatism.

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What is the average size of a house in Europe? ›

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Country	Average Square Footage
Netherlands	1261
France	1206
Germany	1173
Spain	1044

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How can I make my house look European? ›

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What is European style architecture? ›

“European Style" is a very broad term encompassing many strong style influences and overlapping design styles, such as Tuscan, Italian, Spanish, English and French. Each country's architecture has diversity within its regional style, and was greatly influenced by travel across these varied regions.

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What does a house cost in Europe? ›

According to Colliers International, in the first half of 2020, the average cost of a two-bedroom apartment ranged from €145,000 to €180,000, with house prices starting at €450,000.

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What is typical housing in Europe? ›

The data for 2019 (the latest available), shows that across the European Union as a whole, 53.3% of people lived in houses (detached, semi-detached or terraced) and 46.1% of people lived in apartments. In 14 EU member states a majority of the population lived in flats.

What is the European home concept? ›

The philosophy of the "Common European Home" concept rules out the probability of an armed clash and the very possibility of the use of force or threat of force – alliance against alliance, inside the alliances, wherever.

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What is the European style? ›

In contrast, European style exudes a sleek elegance. Clothing is generally more fitted, and there is a preference for monochromatic and neutral colors which often lends to a more formal appearance. Polished leather shoes are more commonly worn in Europe, reflecting the importance of a sharp and refined appearance.

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