One-Story Floor Plan with 3 Bedrooms and Home Office
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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 20985R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan of 1369 ft², shaped by Bungalow proportions with European and Traditional detail and topped by a hip roof at a 6/12 (26°) pitch. Wood and stucco finish the exterior walls, and the house measures 46'9" wide and 32'6" deep, with a height of 19'5". All three bedrooms and both full bathrooms sit on one level, so this one story house plan keeps daily life free of stairs.
The front door opens into a proper entry that shelters the rest of the home from cold air and muddy boots. From there the large family room takes the lead, a generous space for gatherings, movie nights and long conversations. The closed floor plan gives each room its own walls, so the kitchen's noise and clutter stay out of sight. The kitchen itself is well planned: a breakfast bar for quick meals, a breakfast nook for slower mornings, a corner window that brings in light from two directions and a walk-in pantry that holds the weekly shopping with room to spare. A dedicated home office makes this a practical house plan for remote work, with a door to close when the day is done.
The bedrooms are clustered together, with the master on the main floor alongside the two secondary rooms. Those two share a Jack & Jill bath with access from each side, which eases the morning rush for children or guests, while the second full bathroom completes the sleeping wing. A utility room keeps laundry and household equipment in one place, away from the living areas.
Outside, a covered rear porch extends the family room into fresh air and offers a sheltered spot for summer dinners. The house stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation. The exterior walls are built of aerated concrete block, with ceramic block or wood frame construction available on request. There is no basement and no garage, which keeps the 1369 ft² of this hip roof house plan devoted entirely to living space.
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