House Plan with Master Bedroom above 2-Car Garage
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
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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 50479R is a 5-bedroom two-story house plan that carries its European and Traditional heritage with quiet confidence: smooth stucco walls, a gable roof whose ridge runs parallel to the street, and dormers that give the upper floor a gentle, storybook profile. Across 2111 ft², this single-family home gives a large household room to spread out without ever feeling sprawling. A two-car, front-entry garage is woven into the composition, and above it waits extra space upstairs, ready for whatever the family needs next.
Step through the entry and the house reveals itself room by room rather than all at once. The closed floor plan gives each space its own character and its own quiet. The family room gathers everyone around the fireplace on winter evenings, while the kitchen keeps a domain of its own and opens to a breakfast nook where the first coffee of the day is poured. A bay window adds a bright, sheltered alcove, floor-to-ceiling windows let daylight travel deep across the floors, and a skylight sends a soft glow down from above. The practical side of family life has its place too: a utility room takes on the everyday chores, and generous storage keeps the clutter of busy days out of sight.
Five bedrooms and three full bathrooms make mornings in a full house remarkably calm. The split bedroom layout sets the sleeping rooms apart from one another, so parents, children and visiting relatives each keep their privacy and their own rhythm. The master suite occupies the second floor, a retreat removed from the bustle below, where the day can begin and end unhurried. A walk-in closet keeps wardrobes in order, and a balcony offers a private moment of fresh air before the lights go out.
Outside, a deck carries the living space into the open air, a natural setting for summer dinners and long weekend afternoons. The house rests on a slab or concrete stem wall foundation with no basement, a straightforward choice that keeps the whole life of the family on two well-ordered levels. For anyone searching for a traditional, European-inspired home of 2111 ft² with five bedrooms, three baths, room to grow above the garage and a fireplace at its heart, this floor plan describes a house to settle into for many years.
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