House Plan for Two Families with Garage Extension Forward
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Plan 29574R is a 3-bedroom, 2-story duplex house plan of 1390 ft², designed in a European and Traditional style beneath a steep 10/12 gable roof with dormers and a skylight. The T-shaped home measures 26'8" wide, 47'5" deep and 27'3" high, with the ridge set parallel to the street and a facade finished in wood and stucco that gives the semi-detached residence a calm, well-proportioned presence.
The front door opens into a defined entry that keeps coats and shoes away from the main living areas. Beyond it, an open floor plan brings the kitchen and a large family room together, so cooking, conversation and homework all happen within sight of one another. The family room is anchored by a fireplace, making this a true house plan with fireplace for long winter evenings. In the kitchen, a breakfast nook sits beside a corner window, a bright spot for the first coffee of the day, while floor-to-ceiling windows draw daylight deep into the home.
The three bedrooms are clustered together, and the master suite is on the second floor, where it gains a walk-in closet and a quiet distance from the daytime rooms. Two full bathrooms serve the household, so mornings run without a queue at a single sink. A home office gives remote work or study its own door, and a utility room handles laundry and household equipment out of sight.
Outside, the house offers more open-air space than its footprint suggests: a deck at ground level, a balcony, and a garage rooftop deck over the attached one-car garage. The garage has front entry and extends forward of the facade, adding a practical layer between the street and the living spaces. There is no basement; the home stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation. The walls are wood-framed as designed, with ceramic block and aerated concrete construction also available on request.
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