Narrow Lot Home Plan with In-Law Suite and 3 Bedrooms
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Plan 38659R is a 4-bedroom 2-story house plan in a European and Traditional style, offering 1389 ft² of living space under a steep gable roof with a 10/12 pitch. This narrow house plan measures 19'8" wide and 38'1" deep, with a height of 23'6", and its ridge runs parallel to the street, so the long, quiet roofline faces the approach. The exterior walls pair wood with stucco, and skylights cut into the roof bring daylight deep into the home.
A proper entry greets you at the door and keeps coats, boots and the weather out of the living areas. The closed floor plan gives each room its own character and purpose. The family room is built around a fireplace, the natural place to gather on a winter evening, while the kitchen stays a separate, orderly workspace where cooking does not spill into the rest of the house. A breakfast bar handles quick meals and after-school snacks, and the breakfast nook offers a calm spot for a slower morning coffee. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the interior to generous light.
The four bedrooms share two full bathrooms. The master suite is on the second floor, and the split bedroom layout keeps it apart from the other bedrooms, giving parents and children their own quiet corners. The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet, so storage stays out of sight and the room feels uncluttered. A utility room gathers the household equipment and everyday chores in one practical place.
Outdoor living centers on the deck, ready for summer dinners and lazy weekends, while a balcony gives the upper floor a private place to step outside. The house stands on strip footings; a slab foundation is also available on request, and the plan has no basement. The walls are designed in aerated concrete block, with clay block or wood frame construction also available. With no garage in the plan, all 1389 ft² go to the rooms where the family actually lives.
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