House Plan with 4 Bedrooms, 2 Home Offices and 1-Car Garage
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
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1. Order modifications from the original architect. Purchase the modified Digital Concept and send it to your local architect to prepare the Construction Documents.
2. Work with your local architect. Purchase the original Digital Concept without modifications, then ask your local architect to make the changes and prepare the Construction Documents.
Plan 12880R is a 5-bedroom two-story house plan with 1861 ft² of living space, drawn in the Classical and Greek Revival tradition and finished with stucco exterior walls under a hip and valley roof with dormers. The roof rises at a 10/12 (40°) pitch, which gives the single family home a stately profile, while European and Traditional details keep it at ease in a suburban street or a country setting. The house measures 41'8" wide and 27'4" deep and stands 26'2" high, and a portico shelters the front door with quiet formality.
The front door opens into a proper entry, the first sign of a closed floor plan in which every room has its own purpose and its own walls. The family room is the heart of the home, built around a fireplace that draws everyone together on winter evenings. The large kitchen is a real working room with generous space for cooking, and its breakfast nook gives the family a relaxed spot for weekday meals and slow Sunday coffee. A bay window brings extra light and depth to the interior, and a separate home office offers a quiet place to work or study, set apart from the daily bustle of the kitchen.
This 5 bedroom house plan keeps the bedrooms clustered together, so the private side of the house stays calm and easy to watch over. The master suite is on the second floor and includes a walk-in closet, and two full bathrooms serve the family. Practical rooms are not forgotten: a utility room handles laundry and household equipment, and dedicated storage keeps seasonal things out of sight. There is no basement, so everything the household needs is planned within the two floors.
Outside, a covered rear porch extends the living space into the backyard, and a balcony adds a private place for a morning breath of fresh air. The front-entry one-car garage comes with space upstairs, a flexible bonus for hobbies or extra storage. The house stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation. The exterior walls are framed in autoclaved aerated concrete, with clay block or wood framing also available on request. With its dormers, portico and classical proportions, this traditional house plan pairs timeless curb appeal with a layout made for everyday family life.
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