Two-Story House Plan with 2 Gables, 2 Dormers and 3 Balconies
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Plan 13645R is a 5-bedroom 2-story house plan in the European and Traditional manner, offering 1785 ft² beneath a steep gable roof with an 11/12 (42°) pitch, dormers and skylights. The ridge runs parallel to the street, which gives the facade a broad, composed presence, finished in stone/brick veneer and stucco. The house measures 41'8" wide and 28'3" deep, with a height of 26'8". It is a single family home with five bedrooms and three full bathrooms, built without a basement.
The entry leads into an open floor plan anchored by a large family room with a fireplace, the place everyone drifts toward on winter evenings. The kitchen stays connected to that space rather than closed off behind a wall, so whoever is cooking remains part of the conversation. A walk-in pantry keeps groceries and small appliances off the counters, and a breakfast nook gives the household an easy spot for weekday meals and homework. A bay window adds depth and daylight to the interior, while the deck carries the living area outdoors in warm weather.
The bedrooms are clustered together, keeping the sleeping quarters compact and quiet. The master bedroom sits on the second floor, where dormers and skylights bring light into the rooms under the sloped roof, and a balcony offers a private corner for a first cup of coffee. Three full bathrooms serve the five bedrooms, so busy mornings run without a queue. Practical rooms are part of the plan as well: a utility room, a storage room and a defined entry where coats and shoes find their place.
The front-entry one-car garage is integrated into the house, with the upper floor extending over it, making this a house plan with garage that keeps the footprint efficient. The home rests on strip footings, and a slab foundation is also available on request. The main exterior walls are designed in aerated concrete block, with ceramic block and wood frame construction offered as alternatives. Together with the deck and balcony, this house plan with fireplace pairs a classic European look with a layout sized for family life.
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