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Mountain House Plans

Steep rooflines, big windows for the view, and walk-out lower levels built for a slope — exactly the terrain we specialize in. Browse 48 mountain plans below — with photos, floor plans and pricing — then let Tri-Lakes, a licensed Colorado builder, excavator & septic installer, build the one you love.

Cool Mountain Cottage with Angled Garage and Bonus Expansion - 2430 Sq Ft$1295

Cool Mountain Cottage with Angled Garage and Bonus Expansion - 2430 Sq Ft

3 Bed Mountain House Plan with Covered Vaulted Front Porch - 1849 Sq Ft$1295

3 Bed Mountain House Plan with Covered Vaulted Front Porch - 1849 Sq Ft

Craftsman Mountain or Lake House Plan with Angled Garage and Views in Back - 2619 Sq Ft$1295

Craftsman Mountain or Lake House Plan with Angled Garage and Views in Back - 2619 Sq Ft

Three Bed Mountain House Plan with Outdoor Kitchen and Fireplace - 1928 Sq Ft$1295

Three Bed Mountain House Plan with Outdoor Kitchen and Fireplace - 1928 Sq Ft

Mountain Craftsman House Plan with Two-Story Great Room and Outdoor Kitchen$1295

Mountain Craftsman House Plan with Two-Story Great Room and Outdoor Kitchen

Flexible Mountain Ranch Under 1900 Square Feet with 3 Beds and a Vaulted Living Room$1750

Flexible Mountain Ranch Under 1900 Square Feet with 3 Beds and a Vaulted Living Room

Mountain Ranch Plan with Split-bed Layout and 3-Car Garage - 2166 Sq Ft$1250

Mountain Ranch Plan with Split-bed Layout and 3-Car Garage - 2166 Sq Ft

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