The Hemlock Floor Plan by Red Cedar Homes

The Hemlock floor plan is the flagship of the Red Cedar Homes collection: 3,178 square feet of estate-scale living designed for the buyer who wants the most home on the best lot. With four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, and a layout that flexes around how families actually live, the Hemlock is elevated by design and finished to the standard our name is on.

A home built around the way you live

The Hemlock centers on a great room sized for both quiet weeknights and full-house gatherings, opening to a gourmet kitchen with a working island, a walk-in pantry, and built-in appliances. A main-level flex room adapts to a private office, a study, or a guest suite without compromising the home's flow.

An owner's retreat, and room for everyone

The owner's suite is a true retreat, with a spa-inspired bath and an oversized walk-in closet. Every secondary bedroom is planned with private or shared en-suite access, so growing families and frequent guests both feel at home. This is move-up living, not entry-level square footage stretched thin.

Elevated, not custom

Like every Red Cedar plan, the Hemlock delivers the finish you feel without the one-off chaos of a full custom build. We sweat the trim, the elevation, and the way a street feels, because elevated means the decisions most builders skip. Explore the Hemlock alongside our other floor plans, or see where it is available across our Carolina communities in Greenville, Charlotte, and the Upstate.

Across the Carolinas, the Hemlock anchors our most prominent homesites, the corner lots and wider frontages where a flagship belongs. It rewards a premium address with a home that lives up to it: presence on the street, real volume inside, and the kind of detail buyers remember long after the tour. For move-up families who want their home to reflect where they are in life, the Hemlock is the plan.

Pricing and availability vary by community and homesite. Contact Red Cedar Homes to walk the Hemlock floor plan, review current homesites, and start building something to remember.