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Modular Home Floor Plans & Designs

Every PurBilt home starts with a floor plan. Browse our modular home floor plans, bring one you found online or from an architect, or sit down with our in-house designer and draw something new. We build it in Maryland, on your lot, the way you planned it.


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Start From Our Floor Plans

Pick a single family, multi-family or commercial plan from our collection and make it yours.

Bring Your Own Design

Have a sketch from online or a set of architect’s drawings? Send it over. We can build from it.

Design It With Us

Tell our in-house designer what you want in a home and we will draft the plan with you.

Modular Home Floor Plans You Can Start From

Floor Plans & Designs

Your Options

Floor Plans & Designs

Below is a sample of the floor plans we build from. It is a starting point, not the whole list. The modular manufacturers we work with keep much larger plan libraries, and we can pull from any of them. If a layout is close but not quite right, our in-house designer can change room sizes, move walls, add a garage or a porch, or combine two plans into one.

Not sure which type of home fits your lot and your family? Our modular homes in Maryland page explains how a modular build works, and our guide to modular home styles walks through ranch, cape and two-story layouts.

Custom modular home with a covered front porch built by PurBilt

Custom Modular Home Plans

Single family modular home floor plan

Single Family Floor Plans

Multi-family modular building floor plan

Multi-Family Floor Plans

Finished kitchen interior in a PurBilt modular home

Interior Design & Finishes

Commercial modular building exterior

Commercial Building Plans

How Customizing a Modular Floor Plan Works

Most people think modular means picking a box from a catalog. It does not. The factory builds in sections, and those sections can be arranged, stretched and finished in a lot of ways. Here is how a plan goes from an idea to a set of drawings.

  1. Tell us how you live. How many bedrooms and bathrooms. Whether you want one level or two. A home office, a mudroom, a big kitchen, a first-floor suite for a parent. The lot you are building on.
  2. Pick a starting point. One of our plans, one you found, or a blank page with our designer.
  3. We draft it. Our in-house designer turns the conversation into preliminary drawings you can react to. Change what you want. Most people go through a couple of rounds.
  4. You approve the plan. Once you sign off, you get the drawings, a foundation plan for your engineer and a house budget for your lender. From there the plan goes to the factory.

A few things to know before you fall in love with a layout: your county sets limits on height, setbacks and how much of the lot can be covered. A septic system can limit bedroom count. We check all of that against your lot before the plan is final, so there are no surprises at permit time.

Modular Home Floor Plan FAQs

Yes. Almost every plan we build is changed in some way. You can move walls, change room sizes, add a garage, porch or bump-out, swap window and door locations, and pick every finish. Our in-house designer makes the changes on the drawings before anything goes to the factory.

Yes. Send us the sketch or the drawings. We review the plan for modular construction, check it against your lot and your county’s rules, and tell you what, if anything, needs to change. Many of our homes started as a plan the owner brought to us.

Single family homes, multi-family buildings, commercial buildings and fully custom plans. Within single family, that covers one-story, one-and-a-half-story and two-story layouts. Our plan pages show samples, and the manufacturers we build with have much larger libraries we can draw from.

Yes. PurBilt has an in-house designer who drafts and revises floor plans with you. You do not need to hire an architect first, though you are welcome to bring one.

Start with how you live: bedrooms, bathrooms, one level or two, work-from-home space. Then check the lot. County setbacks, height limits and lot coverage rules can rule out some layouts, and a septic system can cap the number of bedrooms. We check all of this against your lot before you commit to a plan.

Yes, and it is worth doing on purpose. If you want a smaller home now, we can design it so a future addition is simple: a foundation sized for the expansion, no plumbing or ductwork in the wall that will come out, and a header already framed where the new doorway will go. That planning costs little now and saves a lot later.

Ready to Draft Your Floor Plan?

Bring us a plan you like, or just bring your ideas. Our in-house designer will draw it up with you, and the estimate is free.