One-Story T-Shaped House Plan with Open Concept Kitchen
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
You have two options for modifying this house plan:
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 32204R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan with 1580 ft² on one level, a Bungalow with European and Traditional character set beneath a hip and valley roof at a 7/12 pitch. The T-shaped single-family home measures 46'9" wide and 63'4" deep, with a height of 19'5". Its exterior pairs smooth stucco with fiber cement products for a clean, timeless facade. Three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a half bath fit within a layout that keeps daily life simple and every room close at hand.
The heart of the house is an open floor plan built around a large family room with a fireplace, a gathering place that feels just as right on a quiet winter evening as during a lively holiday. Floor-to-ceiling windows draw daylight deep into the home. The kitchen is planned for real cooking: a central island gives prep space and casual seating, a walk-in pantry keeps supplies out of sight, and a breakfast nook offers a relaxed spot for morning coffee. A dedicated home office lets work or study happen away from the main living area, a feature many families now look for in a one-story house plan.
The bedrooms are clustered together, which keeps the sleeping wing calm and separate from the busier rooms. The master suite sits on the main floor, as does everything else, and includes a walk-in closet for generous storage. Two full bathrooms serve the bedrooms, while the half bath is ready for guests. A defined entry welcomes visitors and helps contain coats and shoes, and the utility room houses the laundry, keeping washing and mechanical equipment in one practical place.
Outside, a covered front porch gives the facade a welcoming face and shelter at the door, and a deck extends outdoor living for meals and summer afternoons. The front-entry 2-car garage extends forward, shaping the T-shaped footprint and giving the house a strong street presence. The home is built without a basement and stands on strip footings, with a slab foundation also available on request. The exterior walls are designed in ceramic block, and the plan can also be ordered with aerated concrete or wood frame walls.
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