Approx. 2,050 – 2,200 SF
40×120
A three-story contemporary on a 40-foot pad — stacked living, tandem garage at grade, bedrooms above. Unique vs the 45 and 50 models.
View 40×120 plansPI Homes at Sofi Lakes
PI Contemporary
A single architectural language, three lot widths at Sofi Lakes. Contemporary, Modern Farmhouse, and Texas Transitional — warm limestone, white stucco, black steel, and wood — not the 3,500-plus square-foot luxury tier. Plan E family is 4 bed (~2,200–2,400 sf). Plan F family is 5 bed (~2,600 sf).
Hero home · 45×120 · Plan B · ~2,350 SF
4- and 5-bedroom families
Plan E and Plan F families
Plan E: 4 bed / 3.5 bath, about 2,200–2,400 sf. Plan F: 5 bed / 4 bath, about 2,600 sf. Filter the matrix by lot and style. Floor-plan drawings drop into the reserved image area when the files are ready.
Approx. 2,280 – 2,450 SF
45×120Hero
The two-story hero: skillion roof, triple Westin-scale windows, bedroom over the tandem garage. Different model from the 40 three-story and the 50 gallery.
View 45×120 plansApprox. 2,480 – 2,600 SF
50×120
The gallery contemporary: widest two-story, wood entry pavilion, flat parapets, more glass. Different model from the 40 three-story and the 45 hero.
View 50×120 plansMaterial language
The elevation is quiet on purpose. Limestone carries the street face. Stucco keeps the mass light. Black steel frames the glass. Wood marks the entry so the house feels inhabited, not corporate. Companion tones sit in planting, planters, and the warm sky wash — not as a second brand.
Facade language
White Stucco
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Quiet street field
Limestone
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Left mass, heaviest face
Black Steel
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Frames and fascia
Wood Accents
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Entry slats
Warm companion tones
Warm Off-White
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Interior / eave wash
Clay Earth
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Planter and earth accent
Terracotta
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Warm highlight
Timber Brown
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Deep wood
Soft Sage
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Planting and lawn
Sandstone
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Drive and walk
How the series is sized
- 2-car garage is standard on every lot.
- 2+1 and 3-car options are reserved for 50-foot lots only.
- Primary down or up appears across the series so a community can mix one-story living with loft and balcony plans.
- Courtyard and street entries both exist — useful on lots that face a collector or sit on a cul-de-sac.