2-Story House Plan 4234 ft²: 5 Beds, 3 Baths, Open Floor Plan, 2-Car Garage
Opis techniczny
Rzuty kondygnacji
Rzut więźby dachowej
Rzut dachu
Przekroje
Elewacje
Zestawienie stolarki okiennej i drzwiowej
Zawiera opis techniczny
Rzuty fundamentów
Płyty stropowe w skali
Rysunki detali konstrukcyjnych
Zbrojenie słupów
Zbrojenie wieńców
Zbrojenie nadproży
Zestawienie stali konstrukcyjnej
Zestawienie drewna na więźbę
Instalacja wodno-kanalizacyjna
Instalacja ogrzewania
Instalacja gazowa
Instalacja elektryczna
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 38085C is a 5-bedroom 3-story house plan offering 4234 ft² of living space, where European, Prairie and traditional influences meet under a hip and valley roof with a 5/12 pitch. The facade combines stone/brick veneer with stucco, and large windows, including floor-to-ceiling glass, give the elevations a calm, substantial presence. The house measures 60'1" wide and 59'2" deep, with a height of 32'3", and its three full bathrooms make it a single-family home designed for a large household and frequent guests.
One step past the portico and the entry, the main living space unfolds as an open floor plan. The large family room is the center of daily life, with a fireplace as its focal point and an open-to-below ceiling that lifts the room into a dramatic two-story volume filled with daylight. The large kitchen sits within the same open space, and its breakfast bar is the natural spot for quick breakfasts, homework or a glass of wine while dinner is underway. For anyone searching for a house plan with fireplace and a truly sociable layout, this plan places cooking, conversation and relaxing side by side.
The master suite is on the second floor, and the bedrooms are clustered together, so parents stay close to the children while the living areas remain quieter. With five bedrooms and three full bathrooms, this 5 bedroom house plan handles busy mornings without a queue. Laundry on the second floor puts washing right where the clothes are, sparing the stairs, while a utility room and dedicated storage keep household equipment, seasonal items and everyday clutter out of sight.
Outside, the portico frames the front door, and stacked porches with a balcony add sheltered outdoor rooms on more than one level. The covered rear porch extends the living space for summer meals and long evenings outdoors. An attached 2-car garage with front entry offers direct, practical access to the house. The home stands on strip footings without a basement, and it is also available with a slab or a concrete block foundation. The exterior walls are built of aerated concrete (AAC), with clay hollow block or sand-lime block available on request.
Advanced Drafting & Design Co. Mooresville US$ 21,169
My Home Floor Plans Rosemead US$ 12,702
Plan & Simple LLC Austin US$ 8,468
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