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10 Modular Home Floor Plan Ideas

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One-story Cabin

Simple, elegant and compact, a one-story cabin is ideal for smaller lots and rustic settings. The simple design keeps maintenance easy in the long term, too.

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The Cape Cod

A homey and traditional design, the Cape Cod style home features a low and broad frame ideal for wintry climes. The symmetry of this floor plan makes it a charming modular home option.

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Boardwalk-style 2-story

Another beachfront option, a boardwalk-style floor plan features a narrow and tall layout with a front porch. Tall stilts protect the home from high tide so you can enjoy the water from a comfortable distance.

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Log Cabin

Whether you live in the West or just want to feel like you do, you can get a sturdy structure and a rustic look with a log cabin-style modular home floor plan. These reliable structures come in simple one-story and more elaborate layouts and replicate the stacked look of a log cabin.

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Craftsman

An American legend, the Craftsman home features ornate detailing and art deco touches. A Craftsman modular home is a great way to bring timeless elegance to your home build.

Tiny Home

The tiny home movement is still gaining momentum and modular home manufacturers are happy to oblige by creating these homes. A tiny home is a great option for the budget-minded and eco-conscious, too.

Courtyard Home

A courtyard floor plan focuses two, three or even four wings of a floor plan around a central courtyard. Make this a meeting place for the family or the setting for a pool with this modern take.

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Ranch-Style

Ranch-style modular homes are a great bet for older homeowners who don't want to deal with stairs and second storeys. They also have a homey, rambling feel and often feature long front porches for relaxing.

The Alpine

An Alpine-style floor plan is a large, single room design that can also feature loft spaces for sleeping or storage. These layouts are an elegant and striking answer for couples or singles.

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The Tudor

Ideal for those who love luxury, the Tudor modular home floor plan is elaborate and large. Typically two storeys, a Tudor home features classic Tudor panelling on the exterior for a timeless look.