Age in place home plans

Designing your home for gracefully aging in place is a crucial step to ensuring you can enjoy your beautiful, new home for years to come.

As the golden years approach, many individuals prefer to stay in the comfort of their own homes rather than move to retirement communities or assisted living facilities. Planning for the future involves more than just financial considerations; it also entails making your living space easily accessible for aging in place! Check out what we recommend in our blog post! . . . #ageinginplace #homerenovations #homeadditions #homeremodel

The Granite Ridge is one of the newest single story Yankee Barn designs. It offers 2,733 square feet of first floor, open concept living space, 1-2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. This floor plan provides an optional walkout basement with an additional 1,861 square feet of finished living space, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and an unfinished work shop area.

Incorporate as many of these design considerations as possible to build a home that is accessible and comfortable for people of all ages and abilities - Fine Homebuilding

The Flexhouse is what happens when you combine universal design, sustainability, flexibility and low maintenance to a home for aging in place. See photos.

Not all Americans know where they want to live out their retirement. Some may want to downsize in another city to cut on costs or relocate to be closer to family members. But many people intend to grow old and spend the rest of their lives in the home they already occupy.

The Cooperstown is a classic farmhouse design coming in at 3,030 square feet of living space, 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths.

The growing trend of Aging In Place, supported by plans and technologies, stems from the desire to stay at home for as long as possible.

Kimley-Horn announces that Canin Associates is joining the team. The addition highlights a commitment to providing an expanded level of expertise to our clients.

A retired Oregon couple builds a house that truly works for people of all ages.