Single Story House Plan with 3 Bedrooms and 1-Car Garage

Plan 11510R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan that gathers a family's whole day under one hip roof, across 1324 ft² of carefully arranged living space. Its T-shaped footprint draws on the Bungalow tradition and on European and Traditional architecture alike. The facade mixes stone or brick veneer with wood and stucco, and a covered front porch invites a pause before the door. A front-entry one-car garage with space upstairs completes the composition without overpowering it. Coming home, you step first into a proper entry, a small threshold where coats, boots and the noise of the street can stay behind.

Beyond it the house opens up. An open floor plan lets the generous family room, the kitchen and the breakfast nook share the same light, so whoever is cooking is never cut off from homework at the table or a conversation on the sofa. The family room is the heart of the plan, large enough for a long sofa, a reading chair and a Saturday board game all at once, and its fireplace gives the evenings a natural focus. In the kitchen, a corner window frames the morning from two directions, the breakfast nook catches the first coffee of the day, and a walk-in pantry keeps the counters clear of the weekly shopping.

The private side of the home is calm and compact. The three bedrooms are clustered together, which suits families with young children who like to stay within earshot, and two full bathrooms keep the morning rush from turning into a line in the hallway. A dedicated home office gives remote work or household paperwork a door that closes. The utility room handles laundry and the practical side of daily life away from the living spaces. Everything sits on one level, with no stairs between bedroom and kitchen, so the one-story layout is just as comfortable for a young family as for owners planning to age in place.

Outside, the house keeps living after dark. A covered rear porch carries everyday life into the open air, an outdoor fireplace turns cool evenings into time spent together, and a two-sided fireplace lets the warmth of the fire be shared from both sides. The home rests on a concrete stem wall foundation instead of a basement, and the hip roof wraps everything in a steady, sheltering silhouette. At 1324 ft², this single-family bungalow floor plan shows that a modest one-level home can feel generous when every room is placed with care.