30'x30' Modern Cottage Floor Plan 2 Bed 1 Bath, 900 sq ft

Name: 30'x30' Modern Cottage Floor Plan 2 Bed 1 Bath, 900 sq ft
Brand: HomePlanDIY
SKU: 26117-RS
Price: 249.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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1240sq ft

2bed

1.0bath

30'x30'footprint

Yesloft

About this plan

900 sq ft modern cottage with 2 bed, 1 bath, open kitchen and living with island, walk-in closets, and covered front porch. Mono pitch roof. PDF and CAD included.

What's included — 23 professional sheets

Every set ships as print-ready PDF and editable CAD, drawn to 2021/2022 IRC standards.

Ground Floor Plan

Loft Plan

Slab Plan w/ Load-Bearing Walls

Sections in Floor Plan

Ceiling Outline

Roof Outline & Framing

Section A-A'

Section B-B'

East Elevation

West Elevation

North Elevation

South Elevation

Toilet Details

Kitchen Details

Rafter Details

Wall Details

Wall & Window Details

Exterior Wall Foundation Details

Door & Window Schedule

Framing Details

Electrical Plan

Plumbing Plan

Complete Material List

Full specifications

Plan number	26117-RS
Style	Home Plan Blueprint
Heated area	1240 sq ft (ANSI Z765)
Width and depth	30'x30'
Loft	Yes — flexible office / guest space
Floors	1
Roof pitch	3:12
Roof style	Mono Pitch
Framing	2x6
Garage detail	0
Foundation	Slab/Pier
Design standard	2021/2022 IRC with amendments
Files delivered	Print-ready PDF + editable CAD (.dwg)
License	Single-use construction license
Delivery	Instant download + email, lifetime re-download

What will it cost to build?

Pick your state or set your own rate. We'll estimate from this plan's 1240 sq ft.

$90/sq ft · owner-builder$125/sq ft$250/sq ft · high finish

Estimated construction cost (±15%) · excludes land, site work & permits. Owner-builders doing their own labor routinely come in 20–40% under.

Building codes & your state

Please read before ordering. Our plans are drawn to 2021/2022 IRC standards. They do not include site-specific earthquake seismic or wind engineering (CA, OR, WA, NV residents take note). Coastal GA, SC & NC may require hurricane/wind engineering. Many states (incl. FL, NY, NJ, CO, PA and others) may require a locally licensed engineer or architect to review and seal plans before permitting. Call your local building department before placing your order — and remember our editable CAD files are designed to make that local review fast and inexpensive. Need help? Our engineering-stamp coordination service connects you with a licensed professional in your state.