Collection · Texas · Texas Georgian
Ashford
Five bays of cut limestone, a slate hip roof and a portico you can stand on.
The house
- Symmetrical five-bay limestone facade, slate hip roof, twin chimneys and a Tuscan portico with a balcony
- Center hall with formal library and dining room, both with fireplaces; 11' first-floor ceilings
- Family room and 22' kitchen with a 10' island, walk-in pantry and arched doors to a covered loggia
- First-floor guest suite in its own wing; primary suite with fireplace, spa bath and 10' x 18' dressing room
- Three-car garage with doors to a rear motor court - no garage doors on the street
Renderings
Renderings show the design intent. Finishes, landscaping and furniture are illustrative.
Floor plans
Specifications
| Heated area | 4,478 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Total under roof | 5,524 sq ft |
| Footprint | 114′-0″ wide × 46′-0″ deep |
| Garage | 3-car, doors to a rear motor court (748 sq ft) |
| Foundation | Slab-on-grade (post-tensioned / engineered per geotech), raised 18" for a stone water table |
| Roof | 8:12 hips, natural slate (or synthetic slate), copper loggia roof |
| Climate zone | 2A / 3A (Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio) |
| Wind / seismic | Vult 115 mph, Exp. B; SDC A |
What's included
Included · instant download
PDF plan set
11 large-format sheets, print-ready, licensed to build this house once. Download it right after payment.
On request
CAD files
Editable drawings for the local professional adapting the set to your lot.
Quoted
Modifications
Flip it, add a room, change the garage or the foundation. Quoted before we draw.
- 01Cover sheet with renderings and project data
- 02Dimensioned floor plans for every level
- 03Four exterior elevations
- 04Building section through the main rooms
- 05Roof plan with pitches and drainage
- 06Foundation plan (concept, for local engineering)
- 07Door and window schedules
- 08Code summary for the plan's state
Code basis · Texas
This plan was drawn to:
- 2021 IRC (checked vs 2024 IRC)
- Tex. Local Gov't Code §214.212
- 2021 IECC CZ2-3 envelope (state min. 2015 IECC)
- ASCE 7-16/7-22
Texas has no single statewide residential code. Cities adopt the IRC, usually with local amendments, and many counties have no residential code at all. Your city's adopted edition and amendments govern.
Before you build. Halden plans are design documents. Depending on where you build, your jurisdiction may require structural design, energy compliance, a site plan, or a seal from a design professional or engineer licensed in your state. A local professional should review and adapt the set to your lot, soils and adopted code. We don't guarantee compliance with local zoning, covenants or setbacks.
Questions or modifications
Questions about Ashford?
Ask about your lot, CAD files or changes to the plan. We reply within one business day, and quote any modification before we draw.
