Dogtrot house plans breezeway

This explains why porches are so beloved in the South.

Traditionally, the design is highly utilitarian, splitting the program of the house between private and public living spaces with a breezeway or “dogtrot.”

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Dogtrot houses originated out of necessity in the 1800s, but the breezeway that is characteristic of this house style is now considered a modern amenity.

Stories about contemporary houses informed by dogtrot houses from southeastern USA, which feature two volumes connected by a covered breezeway.

Dogtrot houses originated out of necessity in the 1800s, but the breezeway that is characteristic of this house style is now considered a modern amenity.

Discover the timeless charm of a 1-story 4-bedroom mid-century modern dogtrot house! This floor plan features a breezeway fireplace, creating a cozy ambiance that brings the outdoors in. Embrace the perfect blend of classic design and contemporary living in this unique architectural gem.

While the dogtrot house is primarily thought of as a Southern building type, its historical roots in the U.S. can be traced to the lower Delaware River valley colony of New Sweden — modern-day New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. The Swedish and Finnish settlers of North America in the 1600s brought with them a tradition