Meet The Magnolia — a striking 1,175 SF modern plan designed to maximize space, comfort, and curb appeal, whether built as a stand-alone residence or a high-end ADU. With its sleek single-slope roofline, clean contemporary exterior lines, and warm modern accents, The Magnolia delivers an upscale architectural look that instantly elevates any property. This is not a generic cookie-cutter layout—it’s a thoughtfully designed home that feels open, stylish, and intentional from every angle, making it ideal for rental income, multigenerational living, or a luxury guest residence.
When you purchase plan sets from Zee Design & Build, you’re getting far more than a set of drawings—you’re investing in a design created by an experienced professional contractor who understands real-world construction, permitting, and efficiency. These plans are crafted with buildability in mind, helping reduce surprises during construction while providing a layout contractors can execute smoothly. The Magnolia is designed to deliver maximum livability per square foot, ensuring every space works hard and adds value to the final build—whether it’s your primary home or an accessory dwelling.
Inside, The Magnolia offers an incredibly functional layout with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a flexible office/den that can easily serve as a third bedroom or home workspace. The open-concept living room and kitchen create a bright, welcoming central gathering space, complete with a large island for seating and entertaining. The plan also includes a dedicated utility/laundry room, generous closet storage, and smart bedroom separation for privacy—making this design feel like a true full-sized home, not an afterthought. Modern design, efficient planning, and contractor-grade quality—The Magnolia is built to perform and designed to impress as either an ADU or a stand-alone residence.
NOTE: This plan set is intended as a conceptual construction plan and design package. These drawings are not guaranteed to meet all local building codes, zoning regulations, energy requirements, engineering standards, or permitting requirements in every jurisdiction. Additional documentation—such as structural engineering, site-specific details, energy calculations, surveys, and other items—may be required for permitting and construction approval. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or builder to verify compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations prior to construction.
