2-Story House Plan 2717 ft²: 4 Beds, 3 Baths, 2-Car Garage

Plan 36726C is a 4-bedroom 3-story house plan offering 2717 ft² of living space, drawn in a contemporary European style with clean modern lines and a hip and valley roof set at a 5/12 (22°) pitch. The single family home measures 50'4" wide and 43'5" deep, with a height of 27'8". Stone/brick veneer and wood share the facade, and large windows, floor-to-ceiling glass and corner windows give the elevations a crisp, generous character. The exterior walls are framed in aerated concrete, and clay hollow block or sand-lime block framing is also available on request.

A dedicated entry welcomes guests and keeps coats and shoes away from the living rooms. The closed floor plan gives each space its own shape and purpose instead of one shared hall. The large family room is centered on a fireplace, which makes this a house plan with fireplace that suits long winter evenings with the family gathered close. The large kitchen sits in its own room, so cooking stays separate from conversation while remaining within easy reach. A breakfast bar handles quick meals and homework, and the breakfast nook beside a corner window is a bright place for the first coffee of the day.

The four bedrooms are clustered together, so parents and children sleep near one another, and the second floor master suite includes a walk-in closet for organized storage of clothing. Three full bathrooms spread across the three stories mean no one waits in line on busy school mornings. Practical rooms are well planned too: a utility room gathers the household systems in one place, and a separate storage room keeps seasonal items, luggage and sports gear out of the way.

The house stands on strip footings and is designed without a basement, which keeps construction straightforward; a slab or a concrete block foundation is also available on request. A front-entry 2-car garage completes the street side of this 4 bedroom house plan. At the back, a covered rear porch offers shelter from sun and rain for outdoor dinners, while a deck adds open-air space for summer afternoons, morning breakfasts and time with friends.