C O N C E P T · P L A N S · + P E C A N · H E I G H T S
Fifteen concept plans we’d build tomorrow. and the five Pecan Heights townhomes. Each is a starting point: build it as-is, customize anything, or bring us your own sketch. The plan is yours.
These are concept examples. Not a fixed catalog.
Every plan below is buildable as drawn. You can also use one as a starting point and customize anything. flip the garage, add a bedroom, push the kitchen wall. Or bring us a plan you already love. Pricing is rough $/sqft for the RGV in 2026, in Signature finishes from the Sisu Design Range.
A wide single-story laid out as four wings around an open kitchen and great room. The wraparound covered porch with a brick outdoor fireplace runs the left side, the primary suite tucks center off the kitchen, two secondary bedrooms split off the upper hall, and a deep workshop bay attaches to the two-car garage on the right.
A compact single-story built around a wide covered terrace at the front. The great room takes light from three sides, the primary suite gets its own corner on the left, and a second bedroom with its own bath sits opposite. Made for golden hour and dinner outside.
A grand single-story laid out as three wings off a vaulted great room. The primary suite has its own porch with an outdoor fireplace, a games room sits opposite the kitchen, three secondary bedrooms split across the right wing, and a three-car garage tucks off the far corner.
A three-bedroom single-story with the signature curved covered entry. Twin paths step up to a wide front porch, the great room opens straight back to a deck, the primary suite tucks at the back, and a two-car garage attaches at the corner. A clean starting point for a first custom build.
A three-bedroom single-story stacked vertically on the lot, with a covered porch at the top and another at the back. The open kitchen and great room run down the spine, the primary suite gets its own front corner, and two secondary bedrooms tuck at the rear. Garage detaches off the side.
A four-bedroom single-story with an oversized kitchen island anchoring the great room. The primary suite takes the left wing with two secondary bedrooms beside it, a fourth bedroom and bath sit off the right wing, and a two-car garage attaches at the far side.
An open-concept single-story with a soaking-tub primary bath on the right wing, two secondary bedrooms on the left, side entry from a two-car garage, and a workshop bay tucked behind. Deep back porch for evening sit.
A three-bedroom single-story with a headline feature out front: a detached two-car garage with a full workshop, courtyard between. Inside, the primary suite takes the left wing, two secondary bedrooms split the right, a study sits off the great room, and a deep covered porch wraps the back.
A four-bedroom single-story with an open central great room flanked by formal dining and a secondary sitting room. Two bedroom wings split for privacy, three full baths, a two-car garage attached off the left side, and covered porches front and back.
A four-bedroom split-wing single-story with a wide central kitchen and great room, formal dining bay, and the primary suite on a private corner. Two-car garage at the far end with a deep workshop bay attached. Built for families staying put.
The smallest plan in the range. A right-sized three-bedroom with a fireplace-anchored great room across the front, the primary suite tucked into the upper-right corner, two secondary bedrooms and shared bath across the back, and a two-car attached garage off the lower-right corner.
A three-bedroom single-story organized around a vaulted great room, with a covered loggia opening off the primary suite. The signature detail: an outdoor kitchen built into the roof terrace above the two-car garage, for evenings up top.
A four-bedroom H-plan single-story with two distinct wings off a central great room. The primary suite takes the left wing with a private bath, three secondary bedrooms span the right, a raised dining platform anchors the kitchen, and the two-car garage tucks off the upper corner.
A three-bedroom single-story centered on a long kitchen island, with the primary suite tucked off the back loggia, two secondary bedrooms on the right wing, and a three-car garage at the front-left. Outdoor kitchen runs along the front porch.
The largest plan in the range. Five bedrooms split across two private wings, a great room that opens to a wide back loggia, a formal study off the entry, and a three-car bay with workshop attached. Built for families staying put for thirty years.
None of these are Sisu homes we’ve built. they’re rendered style examples to help you point at what you like. Show us the one closest to your vibe and we’ll detail the real version on your plan. Or bring us a totally different style. we build to your taste, not a catalog.
Stucco, terracotta tile, arched openings, wood-grain garage doors, agave + bougainvillea.
Warm beige stucco, three arched garage bays, wood shutters, wrought iron, desert xeriscape.
Warm cedar siding, standing-seam metal roof, black panel doors, wraparound porch on rail.
Stacked stone base, wood-clad volume, dark metal seam roof, mixed-material entry tower.
Stucco + vertical wood, standing-seam metal, sliding doors, dry-creek gravel court.
Field stone + cedar shake gables, exposed timber trusses, painted shaker doors, lush lawn.
White board-and-batten, charcoal standing-seam metal roof, exposed cedar columns, native grasses.
White board-and-batten + stone accent, dark metal roof, full wrap porch, two-story gabled.
Cream board-and-batten, bronze metal roof, stained wood garage doors, single-story rambling.
Dark vertical wood + tan stone gables, deep eaves, three-car bay, RGV desert garden.
Don’t see your style above?
Send us three reference photos and we’ll detail something custom. The exterior is yours.
Same interior footprint, same standard of finish. What changes is the facade and how light moves through the home. See all 14 lots →
The signature Pecan Heights silhouette. Tall metal seam roof, weathered vertical wood, and a wood-slat balcony that catches afternoon light.
A steep dark gable wrapped in vertical black wood, lit from within at dusk. The most cinematic plan in the community.
White stucco, a single tall window, and a clean wood-slat entry framing the front door. The softest plan in the community.
An offset peak with a sharp wood-slat reveal, broad white stucco, and a recessed garden entry. The most graphic facade on the street.
A pitched dark front volume with floor-to-ridge windows pushed flush to the corner. The warm wood entry glows under a deep overhang. Turns heads at twilight.
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