ALPINE SORREL

1,815 SQ FT  |  3 BEDROOMS  |  2.5 BATHS  |  2 BAYS  |  44 FT WIDE  |  40 FT DEEP
Exterior view of Alpine Sorrel, a mountain chalet-style home with steep gabled roofs, timber accents, and Scandinavian-inspired design.

ALPINE SORREL

$1,300.00
Sale price  $1,300.00 Regular price 
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Exterior view of Alpine Sorrel, a mountain chalet-style home with steep gabled roofs, timber accents, and Scandinavian-inspired design.

Three-Bedroom Mountain Chalet Vacation Plan

$1,300.00
Sale price  $1,300.00 Regular price 

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HOUSE PLAN FEATURES:

A 1,815 sq ft mountain chalet that lives far bigger than its footprint, built around a vaulted great room and dining room under a grand fireplace.

A main-floor primary suite lets you live on one level, with two bedrooms and attic storage upstairs for kids, guests, or a home office.

Walls of windows pull the mountain or lake view inside, and an outdoor fireplace carries the evening out onto the deck.

Designed for a sloped or downhill lot: the tuck-under 2-car garage tucks into the grade and keeps the building footprint compact.

A 202 sq ft deck and a 194 sq ft front porch give you indoor-outdoor living in every season.

An efficient 44 by 40 footprint works as a mountain or lake retreat now, or an energy-conscious full-time small home.

Square Footage
Main Level 1217 sf
Upper Level 436 sf
Lower Level 162 sf
Total Finished 1815 sf
Garage 569 sf
Other 486 Crawlspace sf
Outdoor Living
Porch 202 sf
Deck 194 sf
Other Specifications
Bedrooms 3
Full Bathrooms 2
Half Baths 1
Garage Bays 2
Garage Entry Side
Width of House 44 ft
Depth of House 38 ft
Building Height 36 ft
Foundation Type Walkout Basement
Exterior Wall Construction 2x6
Ceiling Height — Main Level 8', Vaulted
Ceiling Height — Upper Level 8'
Ceiling Height — Lower Level 8'
Roof Pitches 12/12

Picture a place in the pines or at the edge of the lake, where the whole family fits and nothing feels oversized. Alpine Sorrel is a compact mountain chalet with a vaulted great room open to the view and a primary suite on the main floor. It works as a weekend retreat now, and an easy place to settle into later.

You enter via a generous front porch and step into an open main level where the kitchen, dining room, and great room share one bright, vaulted volume. A grand fireplace anchors the space, and the glass gable end frames the view your lot looks out on, mountain ridgeline or lakefront. The primary suite sits on this floor too, so the home lives comfortably on a single level when you want it to, with its own bath (the plan includes both layouts) and direct reach to the main-floor laundry.

Upstairs, two bedrooms and a full bath give kids, guests, or a remote-work setup their own space and a little distance from the main living. Generous attic storage handles the gear that mountain and lake living tend to accumulate, from skis to holiday decor.

Outside, a 202 sq ft deck and a 194 sq ft front porch stretch the living space into the open air, and an outdoor fireplace makes the deck a three-season room. Because the 2-car garage tucks under the main level, Alpine Sorrel settles naturally onto a sloped or downhill site, whether that drops toward a valley or down to the water, keeping the footprint tight while the main floor and deck rise to meet the view.

Alpine Sorrel at a Glance

  • 1,815 sq ft finished: 1,217 main, 436 upper, 162 lower
  • 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2-car tuck-under garage
  • Primary suite on the main floor, two bedrooms up
  • Both primary-bath layouts included
  • Vaulted great room and dining room with a grand fireplace
  • Walls of windows for mountain or lake views; outdoor fireplace on the deck
  • 202 sq ft deck + 194 sq ft front porch
  • Conditioned crawl space; main-floor laundry; upstairs attic storage
  • 44 ft wide × 40 ft deep, suited to a sloped or downhill lot
  • A mountain chalet with Scandinavian-inspired warmth and a clean, modern edge, equally at home as a mountain or lake vacation house or an energy-efficient full-time small home

If you're considering homes that fit a hillside or mountain site, explore our Hillside House Plans Collection to discover similar layouts that suit a sloped site.

QUESTIONS ABOUT ALPINE SORREL:

What's included in my plan purchase?

Every Rocky Mountain Plan Company plan includes a complete digital plan set: floor plans, exterior elevations, cross-sections, roof ridge plan, foundation layout, electrical plan, and more. You'll choose between PDF or CAD file formats at checkout, and every plan includes a single-use build license unless you add an unlimited building license. See exactly what's in every plan set →

Are these plans stamped by an engineer?

Our plans don't come pre-stamped, and that's standard across the pre-drawn plan industry, not a gap in the design. Most jurisdictions require a licensed local engineer to review the plans for your specific site conditions (snow load, wind zone, seismic zone, soil) and apply their stamp before issuing a building permit. Mountain and hillside lots especially tend to trigger this. If you'd like a referral to a trusted engineering firm, just ask. How engineering and permitting work →

What's not included in my plan set?

Your plan set is the complete architectural design. A few things are handled locally rather than by us, by design: structural engineering and calculations, your site or plot plan, mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC drawings, and energy calculations. These depend on your lot, your climate, and your local code, so your builder, engineer, and subcontractors add them as part of every residential build. None of this is a gap in the plans; it's the normal division of labor in construction. What's included in every plan set →

Can I preview the plan before buying?

We offer Bid Sets for $500. A Bid Set includes the floor plans and elevation views, labeled "Not For Construction," and is ideal for getting an initial cost estimate from a builder before committing to the full plan. If you move forward, the $500 applies as credit toward your full plan purchase. Contact us to request a Bid Set →

Which foundation type is right for my lot?

Different lots call for different foundations. Here's the quick version:

Slab — Best for flat lots, often in warmer climates. Simple, cost-effective, and low-maintenance, with the main level built directly on grade.

Crawl Space — A good fit for flat or gently graded lots where you want the floor raised off the ground, with room underneath for access to plumbing and mechanical runs.

Daylight Basement — Ideal for gently to moderately sloped lots. The lower level is set into the grade but still gets windows and natural light on the downhill side, turning what would be a dark basement into real living space.

Walkout Basement — Made for sloped and hillside lots. The lower level opens directly to grade on the downhill side, with full doors and windows and direct outdoor access, so it lives like a true part of the home rather than a basement.

The foundations available for a given plan are shown in the options above. If you need a foundation type that isn't listed for the plan you want, reach out and we'll let you know what's possible. Alternate or changed foundations are handled as a modification and add to your timeline.

Can I modify this plan?

Yes, and it's completely expected. Most buyers change at least something. We'd recommend starting with a local drafter, designer, or engineer who knows your area's codes and site conditions. For plan-level changes, we can also point you in the right direction. Minor changes are often handled on-site by your builder. See how modifications work →

PDF or CAD: Which do I need?

PDF works for most builds. Those are your construction documents, ready to print and share. If you're planning significant modifications, or your engineer or contractor prefers to work directly in the files, the CAD add-on (+$500) is worth it. Not sure? Start with PDF, you can always come back and add CAD later. Full comparison: PDF vs. CAD →

Can I flip the plan? (Right-Reading Reverse)

Yes. A right-reading reverse (+$250) mirrors the entire plan, all floors, foundation, roof plan, and elevations, while keeping every dimension, label, and note fully readable rather than backwards. It's the clean way to flip a layout to suit your lot or your view. How right-reading reverse works →

What does the build license allow?

Your purchase includes a Single-Structure License: the right to build this plan once, on one lot. You can print as many copies as you need for your build team and share them with your builder, engineer, and local municipality for that one project. Planning to build it more than once? An Unlimited Build License (+$500) is available at checkout or any time after, always the same price. Plain-English license overview →

How long until I get my plans?

Standard digital delivery is 1–2 business days after your signed license, Monday through Friday. (Weekend orders begin processing Monday.) Add-ons like a right-reading reverse or an alternate foundation add 3–4 business days. Files are delivered by email once your license is signed. More on how it works →

Exterior view of Alpine Sorrel, a mountain chalet-style home with steep gabled roofs, timber accents, and Scandinavian-inspired design.

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