House Plan Highlights

The design is a mid-size home with a wealth of options starting with the front porch. Spanning the entire front facade it can easily accommodate a porch swing or a suite of outdoor furniture. That's not unusual but two sets of front-facing doors are. The entry door of course leads into the foyer. The atrium doors to its left lead into what could be a study home office guest room or a combination of these functions. The two-story narrow lot design works well in a town home setting. Savings on infrastructure and land requirements thereby make this layout greener than the average home. Clean exterior lines and a simple roof profile also create construction and maintenance efficiencies. Isolated and on the ground floor the owners suite allows single-floor living for the primary owners. While somewhat compact the bathroom there has both a tub and a separate shower and the walk-in closet is roomy. Children can take the upstairs rooms plus the large loft ideal for a shared computerstudy area. Once the children move on these rooms can be kept ready for grandchildren and other guests. And as for long-term guests (in-laws adult children etc.) this plan may be built with (or without) a guest apartment that extends over the garage. The Great Room offers yet another choice it is designed with two possible layouts. In both the kitchen is open to the great room but one provides a little more separation while the other has a truer great room feel. Utilities are near the kitchen and a door in the dining area opens out onto a large screened patio.

This floor plan is found in our Sunbelt house plans section

Foundation Options

• Basement Standard With Plan
• Crawlspace $475
• Slab $475