1800 Sq Ft Home Plan with Large Kitchen and 2-Car Garage
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Plan 13125R is a 4-bedroom single-story house plan of 1865 ft² that blends Bungalow, European and Traditional styling under a hip and valley roof with a 6/12 pitch. The stucco exterior gives the T-shaped single-family home a calm, timeless presence. It measures 48'8" wide and 64'3" deep, with a height of 19'5". Its four bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom all sit on one level, with no stairs to climb.
The heart of this open floor plan is a large family room with a fireplace, a natural gathering place on winter evenings. It flows into a large kitchen built for everyday cooking and for entertaining. A breakfast bar handles quick meals and conversation while dinner is being prepared, and a breakfast nook gives the family a relaxed spot for slow weekend mornings. A walk-in pantry keeps groceries and small appliances out of sight, so the open concept living area stays uncluttered. A defined entry welcomes guests and frames the first view into the home.
The bedrooms are clustered together, which keeps the private side of the house quiet and close at hand for families with young children. The main floor master suite gives the owners everyday comfort on the same level as the living spaces, and the two full bathrooms and the convenient half bath for guests mean nobody waits in line in the morning. Practical needs are covered by a dedicated laundry and a separate utility room, keeping chores and mechanical equipment away from the living areas.
The house stands on a strip footing foundation, with no basement, and is also available with a slab foundation on request. The walls are designed in ceramic block, with aerated concrete and wood frame construction available as options. A front-entry 2-car garage extends forward of the main body of the house, giving the facade depth and keeping vehicles, bikes and seasonal gear sheltered. Out back, a deck opens the home to the yard for summer meals, morning coffee and evenings outdoors. With 1865 ft² on one floor, a fireplace and a generous kitchen, this ranch-style layout suits growing families and those planning to age in place alike.
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