Standard Luxury Home Designs: 4 Plans for Florida Living

4 SWFL Luxury House Designs Bringing the Beach Breeze Home

Standard luxury home designs at Line Construction range from 3,568 to 3,885 square feet of total area. Bayamo, Cayo Coco, Miramar, and Matanzas offer different ways to balance family space, work, and outdoor living. Compare their layouts, check your lot, and review financing before choosing your Southwest Florida home plan.

Standard Luxury Home Designs: How Much Space Do You Need?

When comparing luxury plans around 3,000 to 4,000 square feet, check how each builder counts space. The right size depends on your location, layout, and budget.

Our catalog lists total plan area, which includes the garage, porch, and lanai. A lanai is a covered outdoor patio. Heated living area means the indoor space you heat and cool.

If you have weighed building a house vs. buying and chosen to build, your next step is finding the right layout. Our design catalog features medium houses and large models. And today we’ll explore 4 of our standard luxury home designs.

Our Model Catalog Includes Standard Luxury Homes

Compare all the options in our home design model catalog.

Here is a quick take on what our luxury houses have:

Bayamo

Total plan area: 3,568 sq ft
Heated living area: 2,690 sq ft across two levels
Main reason to consider it: Space spread between floors

Cayo Coco

Total plan area: 3,689 sq ft
Heated living area: 2,270 sq ft
Main reason to consider it: Separate living and family rooms

Miramar

Total plan area: 3,807 sq ft
Heated living area: 2,519 sq ft
Main reason to consider it: Four bedrooms plus a den

Matanzas

Total plan area: 3,885 sq ft
Heated living area: 2,552 sq ft
Main reason to consider it: The largest covered patio of these four

1. Bayamo: Balanced Two-Story Living for Active Families (3,568 sq ft)

The Bayamo offers 3,568 square feet of total plan area, with 2,690 square feet of heated space across two levels. Consider this plan if you want to spread daily life between floors.

On the main level, a study near the front entry creates a place for work or homework. The main bedroom sits away from the second bedroom shown on this level.

The kitchen and shared seating area keep meals and family time close. A covered lanai adds 359 square feet for a dining table or shaded seating.

The main bedroom includes a large bathroom with a tub and its own closet. A two-car garage provides room for parking.

Choose Bayamo if two levels suit your family. Ask your custom builder to review the upper floor and stair layout with you. Confirm room locations, then picture a normal morning to see whether this design fits how you live. Speak with our designers to build your dream home.

2. Cayo Coco: Bring the Tropical Island Breeze Home (3,689 sq ft)

The Cayo Coco features three bedrooms, a study, and a three-car garage. Its total area is 3,689 square feet, including 2,270 square feet of heated living space.

This plan stands out for having a living room and a family room. Your family can enjoy places to read, watch a show, or spend time together.

The main bedroom sits apart from the two other bedrooms, giving the extra privacy you need. Two walk-in closets give you separate places for clothes and shoes. Use the study for work, homework, or paying monthly bills.

A 462-square-foot lanai provides a covered space to share meals or sit outside. The kitchen and dining area sit near the family room, keeping daily meals easy to manage.

Choose Cayo Coco if you want three bedrooms, garage space, and more than one gathering area. Talk to Line Construction to review furniture placement to see how these rooms would serve your family.

3. Miramar: Bring Coastal Serenity & Comfort Home (3,807 sq ft)

Need four bedrooms without giving up a home office? The Miramar includes four bedrooms, a den, and a three-car garage, with a total plan area of 3,807 square feet.

With 2,519 square feet of heated space, the main bedroom is secluded at one end of the home, offering the peace, privacy, and comfort you deserve.

The other bedrooms are located across from the main living areas, providing separation for family members.

The kitchen, dining room, and living room form the center of the plan. A pantry and laundry room add storage and keep common chores within reach.

Outside, a covered lanai provides 481 square feet of space for seating and dining. The den near the entry can support work, hobbies, and relaxation.

Choose Miramar if bedroom count leads your wish list. For families comparing custom-built homes, this layout deserves a look when children, guests, and work all need their own place. Talk to our designers about your family needs.

4. Matanzas: Bridging Coastal Elegance and Everyday Luxury (3,885 sq ft)

The Matanzas puts outdoor living high on the list. Its 3,885 square feet of total plan area includes a covered lanai with 678 square feet, the largest covered patio among these four models.

Inside, the plan offers 2,552 square feet of heated living area, three bedrooms, and a study. A large great room connects the kitchen and dining areas, providing a shared space for everyone to gather.

Both extra bedrooms sit near a full bath. A half bath near the foyer for host friends or family.

A three-car garage, a laundry room, and storage near the foyer support your family’s daily routines.

Choose Matanzas if you picture meals, family visits, and quiet evenings on a covered patio. During your luxury home construction review, ask our house designers how the lanai, yard, and any planned pool would fit your lot and budget.

Before You Choose Your New Construction Plan

Check How the Plan Fits Your Land

Ask Line Construction to review how the house, driveway, and outdoor spaces would fit your lot.

Still shopping for land? Review how to buy land to build your home before you commit to a property.

Review the Full Budget

Request a written estimate for the house, site work, permits, and selected finishes. Ask whether the pool, spa, and landscaping shown in a drawing are included in your price.

Explore our financing contacts to speak with a lender about your plans and budget.

Confirm Changes and Next Steps

Ask which plan changes are possible and how they affect price and timing. Then review what to expect when building your house, from planning to getting your keys.

Bring Your Shortlist to Line Construction

Planning to build in Southwest Florida? Pick your favorite model. Bring your lot address, room needs, and budget range to our team.

Call us or request a free consultation to discuss which model fits your new home.