Not every family needs a big house to live well.

3D dollhouse view of the three bedroom Magnolia semi-custom home plan showing the full interior layout

Open kitchen with navy cabinets and a white waterfall island in a new construction home in Jacksonville FL

Kitchen range wall with a gold faucet and undermount sink viewed across the island of this new home design

Dining area opening into the living room shows the open concept layout of this new construction home

Living room sectional and artwork with sight lines running back to the kitchen in this three bedroom plan

Front sitting room with a yellow sofa and tall windows framing the surrounding historic neighborhood

Entry hall with a painted wood staircase and a powder room just off the main floor hallway

Bedroom with a glazed porch door and a large window drawing daylight deep into the new home

Bathroom featuring a blue mosaic tile accent wall behind a built in soaking tub and frosted window

Bedroom with double closet doors and a shaded window view beside an open hallway doorway

Bathroom with a tub and shower combination set into a white tile surround with striped floor tile

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Historic-inspired design: Drawn from the proportions and porch-forward architecture of Jacksonville’s historic neighborhoods, reinterpreted for modern living rather than replicated.
Open gathering spaces: The main living areas are designed to keep family and guests in the same room rather than spread across three of them.
Flexible bedroom layout: Balances privacy with the flexibility to change use as a family’s needs change.
Abundant natural light: Large windows bring light deep into the plan and connect each space to the outdoors.
In-house design-build: Every floor plan, elevation and architectural detail developed by M&M Homes, with room for homeowner input and personal touches.

The Magnolia is built on that idea. At 1,820 sq. ft. with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, it draws on the balanced proportions and porch-forward architecture of Jacksonville’s historic neighborhoods, taking what still works about those houses a century later and building it for the way people live now.

Designed in-house as part of our design-build approach, every sq. ft. is accounted for. Open gathering spaces sit at the center of the home, the bedroom layout balances privacy against flexibility, and large windows carry light deep into the plan and connect each room to the outdoors. Homeowners get the efficiency and predictability of a proven blueprint, with real room to personalize layout options, room flow, finishes and fixtures.

Because we design and build it ourselves, the person who drew the plan and the person answering your questions on site work for the same company.

Specifications

Location: Historic Springfield, Jacksonville, FL

Neighborhood: Historic Springfield

Service: Semi-Custom Construction

Type of Project: New construction

Model: The Magnolia

FAQS

How much can I change on a semi-custom plan?

Layout options, room flow, finishes and fixtures are yours to decide. The structural logic and the exterior proportions are what make the plan work and what make it buildable on a predictable schedule, so those stay largely intact.

What if the Magnolia is not quite right?

There are seven plans to compare, and each one can be personalized. If you need to start from a blank sheet instead, that is a custom build, where the plan begins with your lot and your requirements rather than an existing blueprint.

Can the Magnolia be built on my lot?

That depends on lot dimensions, setbacks and, in a historic district, design review. Send us the address and we will tell you what the plan needs and whether it fits before you commit to anything.