House Plan with Floor-to-Ceiling Windows and Full Rear Porch
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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 34775R is a 3-bedroom two-story house plan that shows how a compact footprint can feel generous, with 1003 ft² of living space shaped around light, warmth and the everyday rhythm of a family. Its simple silhouette, with a gable roof whose ridge runs parallel to the street and walls finished in smooth stucco, draws on Contemporary, European and Modern design and nods to the modern barn style in its clean, uncluttered form. The result is a single-family home that looks calm and confident from the curb and reveals its character once you step inside.
The entry opens into an open floor plan where cooking, dining and relaxing share one continuous space. The family room gathers around a fireplace, the natural anchor for winter evenings, board games and long conversations after dinner. Floor-to-ceiling windows pull daylight deep into the room and blur the line between inside and out, while a deck carries the living area outdoors for summer breakfasts and evenings under the open sky. In the kitchen, a corner window frames the view in two directions at once, and a breakfast nook offers the kind of place where mornings begin slowly, with coffee, homework and the day's plans spread across the table.
The three bedrooms are clustered together, an arrangement that keeps the private side of the house quiet and close-knit. It suits parents of young children who like to stay within earshot, and it gives the whole family a clear sense of where the day ends and the night begins. The bedrooms share one full bathroom, and a dedicated utility room takes care of laundry and household equipment so the living spaces stay tidy. Across both stories the floor plan remains legible and efficient: every room has a clear purpose, and no space is lost to corridors that lead nowhere.
Practical details complete the picture. The house rests on a slab with a concrete stem wall foundation, with no basement to maintain, and the plan includes no garage, which keeps the design focused on the rooms where life happens and leaves the choice of parking and storage open. For a first home, a young family or anyone who wants modern architecture without excess, this 3-bedroom house plan offers 1003 ft² of thoughtfully arranged space, a fireplace at its heart and a deck that invites the outdoors in.
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