Maronda has successfully built new construction homes across the East Coast for over five decades. By continuously partnering with highly experienced vendors and trusted brands, every floor plan has been designed for living and engineered to last. On top of that, every Maronda home meets energy-efficient guidelines set by the ENERGY STAR® program and is backed by a comprehensive new home warranty program.
With dozens of thoughtfully curated floor plans, we have a home design for every type of homebuyer. Craving a new construction home but lost on where to start? No worries, below we’ve compiled a list of our 2024 most popular home designs in Pittsburgh to use as a starting point.
5. The Drexel
Welcome home to the Drexel! This 3-4 bedroom home offers the charm of a decorative masonry finish and beautiful optional stone front and all the comforts of a true family home. Upon entry, the foyer guides you past the 2nd and 3rd bathrooms and leads into the open-floor living space. Continuing into the kitchen, this design offers a stunning island with space for seating to serve your favorite meals. The Drexel also features a great room that is inviting and open, with a flex space that can be utilized as an office or playroom. The master suite grants homeowners a lavish spa bath and walk-in closet. With up to 3,213 finished square feet, the Drexel starts in the low $400k’s in the Greater Pittsburgh Area.
4. The Rockford
The Rockford is a contemporary home design that features up to 2,693 square feet of finished living space. Approaching the Rockford, you are greeted with a large 16ft x 6ft front porch. Entering the home, you see an open front room and foyer, which can be closed off with double glass doors for a more private den. Continuing on, you enter into a large family room that opens to the breakfast nook and kitchen. This area is filled with light from the additional windows and 9ft high ceilings throughout the first floor. The stunning kitchen is further complemented with a full opening into an optional 10-foot by 16-foot sunroom. Taking a walk upstairs, you will find 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths, both equipped with double sinks. The master suite also features an almost 70 square feet of walk-in closet space. The Rockford starts in the low $300k’s in the Greater Pittsburgh Area.
3. The Carlisle
Welcome to the Carlisle! Engineered for comfortable and efficient living, this two-story floor plan features up to 3,789 square feet of finished living space, 4 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. The first floor showcases an open floor plan which encompasses the kitchen, dining, and living rooms. You will also find storage solutions including walk-in closets and a walk-in pantry. All four bedrooms in this home can be found on the second floor, including the master suite featuring a bath with dual vanities, a shower with a seat, and a spacious walk-in closet. The Carlisle starts in the high $300k’s in the Greater Pittsburgh Area.
2. The Waterloo
From our Americana collection, The Waterloo, a traditional yet colonial design, has 2,478 finished square feet, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. The formal living room is on your right as you enter the foyer. The separate dining room leads into the spacious eat-in kitchen with an optional gourmet island. The kitchen flows into the family room, with an optional gas fireplace and additional windows on the side wall. The laundry room and all bedrooms, including the master suite, can be found on the home’s second floor. In Pittsburgh, The Waterloo starts from the mid $300k’s.
1. The Tucson
Our most popular home design in 2024 in Pittsburgh is the Tucson! This beautiful design showcases modern flair with 4 bedrooms, 2.5-3.5 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. When finished, this Americana series home can have up to 3,880 square feet, featuring a bright sunroom, finished basement, hardwood floors, granite countertops, 2 kitchen islands, iron handrails and so much more. The Tucson starts in the high $300k’s in the Greater Pittsburgh Area.
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