Homes with RV garages

It depends on your RV, so we start with its length, height and width plus room to walk around it. On our current plans, RV bays range from 14 by 39.5 feet on The Samantha to 19 by 60 feet on The Welles 2.0, and The Jane's bay is 20 by 45 feet.

Most of our plans already include an RV bay. For plans that do not, we can often add one during design, depending on your lot's width, setbacks and the subdivision's rules. We confirm what fits when we finalize your floor plan, before the build contract is signed.

Usually, yes. An RV bay needs extra garage depth plus a driveway wide enough to swing a long vehicle in. One-acre lots, like those in Lone Star Ranch in Nampa, make that easy. On smaller lots we look closely at the approach, which is how The Jane fits a 45-foot bay on about a third of an acre.

Yes. We build large residential shops as well as attached RV bays. The Darrell plan pairs an RV bay with a separate 19'7" by 32' shop, and we have built a house and shop together in Garden Valley. Tell us what you need to store and work on, and we will plan the space around it.

Not always. Subdivision CC&Rs and city or county rules can limit garage height, outbuildings and RV parking. Check the rules before you buy a lot, or bring the listing to us first. When you build on one of our lots, we already know what the subdivision allows.