Archival Collection
Archival Floor Plan & Tract Gallery
A curated selection from the Eichler Vault archive — original floor plans and neighborhood tract maps across all three primary architect series. Request high-resolution downloads below.
Plan 37
DownloadPlan 40
DownloadPlan 304
DownloadPlan 423
DownloadPlan CC-174
DownloadPlan LA-174
DownloadPlan 554
DownloadPlan 574
DownloadPlan 1605
DownloadPlan OJ-1605
DownloadPlan MJ-1605
DownloadPlan JE-83
DownloadPlan JE-84
DownloadPlan SM-100
DownloadBalboa Highlands
DownloadFairglen
DownloadGreenmeadow
DownloadUpper Lucas Valley
DownloadUpcoming Releases
Additional historical plan sets in queue — cataloged and released weekly.
For Homeowners
Request the Original Plans for Your Specific Home
Every Eichler home was built from a specific model plan — and many of those original construction drawings, floor plan variants, and tract plot maps still exist. Submit your address and we'll research the archive for the exact documents tied to your property.
Original floor plan for your model
Identify your exact plan number and retrieve the original spatial layout as built.
Neighborhood tract plot plan
Locate your lot on the original developer tract map showing setbacks, easements, and lot dimensions.
Structural & construction drawings
Access post-and-beam framing details, slab heating schematics, and elevation drawings.
Request Your Floor Plans
Submit your address and we'll research the archive. All requests go directly to Kevin at Eichler Vault.
Common Questions
Eichler Floor Plans — Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about finding, downloading, and understanding original Eichler floor plans, tract maps, and architectural records.
Request plans for your homeOff-Market Seller Signals. Quiet Listings. Unlisted Archive Records.
A significant portion of pristine Eichler properties trade through private transfers or whisper networks before reaching the public MLS. Secure early access to off-market seller signals, quiet listing updates, and unlisted archive records across California's premier Eichler tracts before they go public.
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