1800 Sq Ft House Plan with Skylight Windows and 5 Bedrooms
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Plan 56028R is a 5-bedroom 2-story house plan with 1836 ft² of living space, a contemporary European design laid out in an L shape and topped with a steep gable roof pitched at 10/12 (40°). The ridge runs parallel to the street, and a skylight brings daylight in from above. The style is modern and transitional at once. The facade combines stucco, fiber cement products and tiles, and large windows, floor-to-ceiling glazing and a corner window give the elevations a clean, open character. The house measures 37'8" wide and 45'4" deep, with a height of 26'5". The exterior walls are built of autoclaved aerated concrete, and the plan is also available with ceramic block or wood-frame walls.
The entry leads into an open floor plan where family life gathers around a large family room. A fireplace anchors the space, making this a house plan with fireplace that suits a quiet winter evening as well as a full holiday table. The kitchen is planned for daily use. A breakfast bar keeps the cook in the conversation, a breakfast nook sits by the corner window for slow weekend mornings, and a walk-in pantry keeps groceries and small appliances out of sight. Floor-to-ceiling windows and other large windows bring generous light into the shared rooms.
The master suite is on the second floor, and the bedrooms are clustered together, which keeps the sleeping quarters quiet and close for a family with children. Three full bathrooms serve the five bedrooms, so busy mornings run without a line at the door. The practical rooms are well thought out: the laundry is in the utility room, a separate storage room takes care of everyday clutter, and the entry gives space for coats and shoes before anyone steps into the living area.
Outside, the house stands on strip footings, with a slab foundation available on request, and there is no basement. A front-entry 2-car garage extends forward from the front of the house and gives the L-shaped plan its distinctive form. A covered front porch welcomes guests, and a covered rear porch offers a sheltered place for summer dinners and quiet evenings outdoors.
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