1-Story House Plan 1472 ft²: 3 Beds, 1.5 Baths, without Garage
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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 50172R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan that pairs bungalow proportions with European and traditional character, finished in stucco beneath a hip roof with a 5/12 pitch. All 1472 ft² sit on one level in a T-shaped footprint measuring 62'2" wide and 39'2" deep, with a height of 19'7". This single family home has three bedrooms, one full bathroom and one half bathroom, and no basement, so every room is reached without a single stair.
The front door opens into a dedicated entry, a practical buffer where coats, boots and bags stay out of the living rooms. From there, a closed floor plan gives each space its own walls and its own role. The large family room is the center of daily life, with space for a big sofa, a reading corner and the whole family gathered on a winter evening. Large windows and floor-to-ceiling windows bring generous daylight into the rooms. Because the kitchen is set apart from the family room, cooking noise stays in the kitchen while conversation carries on undisturbed next door.
The three bedrooms are clustered together in one wing, which keeps the quiet part of the house separate from the living areas. The main floor master includes a walk-in closet with room for a full wardrobe. A full bathroom serves the bedroom wing, while the half bathroom is convenient for guests and everyday use near the living spaces. A utility room holds the laundry, keeping the washer, dryer and household equipment behind a closed door and out of sight.
Outside, a covered front porch welcomes visitors and offers a sheltered spot to sit in the morning. The front-entry carport covers one car, a simple and open alternative to an enclosed garage that keeps the stucco facade light and uncluttered. The house is designed on a bored pile foundation and is also available with a slab, a strip footing or a block foundation. The exterior walls are framed in silicate block, with aerated concrete, ceramic block or wood frame construction available on request. For a family looking for a one-story bungalow house plan with a hip roof and a clear, comfortable layout, this home offers a well-balanced choice.
Advanced Drafting & Design Co. Mooresville US$ 7,359
My Home Floor Plans Rosemead US$ 4,415
Plan & Simple LLC Austin US$ 2,944
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