Searching for architecture house plans can feel like a dead end when two nearly identical listings show up side by side. Both are square, two-bedroom, 1,055 sq ft PDF house plans from Design House, and both are priced at USD 49.00. The real question is whether the title formatting hides a practical difference-or whether you can simply buy the one that looks right and move on.
Quick verdict
If you want a square footprint with two bedrooms and a full front porch, either listing will give you the same plan file for the same listed price. The plan details match: 32 ft x 32 ft square plus front entry way, crawl space foundation, full bath, open kitchen/living area, stacked washer/dryer laundry center, front porch with tapered columns, and PDF files sized for printing at 11 x 17, 18 x 24, or 24 x 36. The only visible difference between the two listings is the parentheses around the square footage in the title of the first.
At a glance
| Plan | Listed price | Price bar | Style | Project Type | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Square House Plans (1055 sq .ft.) two bedrooms with full front porch. PDF files | USD 49.00 | Modern | Home | Brand New | |
| Square House Plans 1055 sq .ft. two bedrooms with full front porch. PDF files | USD 49.00 | Modern | Home | Brand New |
Both are Design House plans, so the brand row would be the same. The table shows the only listed difference: one title wraps the size in parentheses.
Where each listing wins
Neither listing wins on features because the descriptions are identical. The first listing wins on title clarity if you like seeing the square footage set apart as (1055 sq .ft.). The second listing wins on title simplicity if you prefer no extra punctuation. Beyond that, there is no functional difference to choose between them.
Product notes
Square House Plans (1055 sq .ft.) two bedrooms with full front porch. PDF files
This listing makes the heated area obvious in the title: 1,055 sq ft on a 32 ft x 32 ft square with a front entry way. The two-bedroom plan includes a full bath, open kitchen/living area, stacked laundry center, cabinets, shelves, and a front porch with tapered columns. The drawing set is delivered as PDF files meant to be forwarded to a local print shop, with the option to print at 11 x 17, 18 x 24, or 24 x 36. It also lists energy-efficient details like 2x6 walls, a super insulated roof/ceiling, standing seam metal roof, and double-glazed low-e windows. The practical consideration is that the PDF route means you are arranging the physical printing yourself. If you prefer having the square footage set apart in the title, this listing gives you that cue.
Square House Plans 1055 sq .ft. two bedrooms with full front porch. PDF files
This Design House listing carries the same layout: two bedrooms, full bath, open kitchen/living area, stacked washer/dryer, and a front porch with tapered columns. The construction details are identical to the first listing, including crawl space foundation, 2x6 energy-efficient walls, super insulated roof/ceiling, optional baseboard heating or minisplit HVAC, standing seam metal roof, stucco exterior, and low-e windows. You get PDF drawing files to send to a copy or print shop, just like the other listing. The only visible difference is the missing parentheses in the title. If you prefer a cleaner title, this listing works; if you want the parenthetical size cue, the first listing gives you that. Either way, the plan behind the listing is the same.
Final choice by use case
- If you want a square two-bedroom plan with a full front porch and PDF delivery, both listings fit.
- If you like the size clearly set off in parentheses, choose the listing titled
Square House Plans (1055 sq .ft.). - If you prefer a title without punctuation, choose
Square House Plans 1055 sq .ft.. - If you want the same plan at the same price, the decision is really about title formatting, not plan content.
