House Plans

Take a look at this animation of our future neighborhood. Then check out the detailed plans for our five different home styles, which are shown below.
Please note: some of the styles and locations of the homes in this animation have been modified to better suit the needs of our community. Please visit us to see the latest site plan.
View more: Animation of Emerson Commons Pool, Common House and Common Buildings
26 Homes Total.  Five house plans to choose from:

Triplex - Attached Home

The Triplex (shown above) is a two or more bedroom attached home. It has 1,020 sq ft to 1,530 sq ft depending on whether you choose to finish the walkout basement. There are three units without basements that are designated affordable.

 Cape - Attached Home

The Cape (shown above) accommodates single floor living, and is a two or more bedroom attached home. It has 1,152 sq ft to 1,872 sq ft depending on whether you choose to finish the walkout basement.

 Model C  &  Model B - Attached Homes

Model C (unit on left in above-left image) accommodates single floor living, and is a three or more bedroom attached home. It has 1,448 sq ft to 2,276 sq ft depending on whether you choose to finish the walkout basement.

​Model B (unit on right in above-left image) is a two or more bedroom attached home. It has 1,060 sq ft to 1,733 sq ft depending on whether you choose to finish the walkout basement.


Model D - Single Family Home - 1 left

Model D (shown above) accommodates single floor living, and is a three- to four-bedroom single family home. It has 1,833 sq ft to 2,811 sq ft depending on whether you choose to finish the walkout basement.

And... Our Existing Common House

Emerson Commons is committed to building a sustainable neighborhood, respectful to the land and all who live there. Green features will include:
  • energy-efficient casement windows
  • energy-efficient appliances
  • low-VOC paint
  • preservation of trees, historic barn, shed and farmhouse
  • clustered homes, with 65% of land kept green
  • no lawn pesticides or chemicals
  • standard solar
  • heavy-duty insulation
  • shared resources, such as office and lawn equipment
  • reduction of paved areas
  • eco-friendly playground