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Design the Yard Around Your Home

Drag the property line to match your lot, zone the lawn, driveway, and beds, place trees, pools, and pergolas, and fence each edge — then see house and grounds together in 3D.

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The plan does not have to stop at the exterior walls. On the ground floor you can wrap a yard around the house, drag the property line to match your real lot, and pick a fence or wall style for each edge — or leave a side open for a gate.

Inside the property line, zones define the ground: lawn, driveway, patio, pool deck, mulch and flower beds, a vegetable garden, a play area, a fire pit, a BBQ zone. Draw walkways with snapping and live distance readouts. Then place what goes on top — outdoor furniture, grills, pools, hot tubs, pergolas, gazebos, sheds, play sets, fountains, and a plant catalog of trees, hedges, evergreens, and flowers.

Structures attach to the house too: awnings hang on exterior walls with a chosen reach, slope, and fabric; balconies and patios show their own area, kept separate from the home's square footage. In 3D the view pulls back far enough to take in the whole property, and elevation views show the house from the street.

What you can do

Real property line

Drag the boundary to match your lot; fence or wall each edge in its own style, with gates.

Ground zones

Lawn, driveway, patio, pool deck, beds, vegetable garden, play area, fire pit, BBQ, and custom.

Walkways

Draw paths with snapping, per-point undo, and live distance pills.

Outdoor catalog

Pools, hot tubs, pergolas, sheds, grills, play sets, fountains, and a full plant library.

Attached structures

Awnings, balconies, and patios attach to the house and appear in 3D and elevations.

House and grounds in 3D

Orbit the whole property with the home in place.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add the yard

    On the ground floor choose Outdoor and wrap a yard around the house, then drag the property line to your lot.

  2. 2

    Zone the ground

    Lay down lawn, driveway, patio, and beds; draw walkways between them.

  3. 3

    Fence and furnish

    Pick a fence style per edge, then place trees, a pool, a pergola, and outdoor furniture from the catalog.

  4. 4

    Step outside in 3D

    View in 3D to see the grounds with the house, or check the street side in an elevation view.

Frequently asked questions

Can I set my actual lot boundary?

Yes. Drag the property line to match your real lot, and choose a fence or wall style for each edge independently, or leave an edge open for a gate.

Does the yard count towards the house's square footage?

No. Balcony, patio, and yard areas are shown separately so they never inflate the home's floor area.

Is the yard shown in 3D?

Yes. The 3D view pulls back to take in the whole property, with zones, plants, structures, and fences around the house.

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