Duplex Plan with Bonus Room and Bay Window Breakfast Nook

Plan 59027R is a 3-bedroom 2-story house plan with 1888 ft² of living space, designed in a European and Traditional style with smooth stucco walls and a steep 10/12 gable roof. The ridge runs parallel to the street, while dormers and skylights break up the roofline and bring daylight into the upper floor. The house measures 30'2" wide and 43'3" deep, with a height of 25'0", a well-proportioned footprint for a single-family home that still makes room for two full bathrooms, a home office and a private sauna.

The layout follows a closed floor plan, so each room keeps its own walls, its own purpose and its own quiet. A proper entry receives guests and keeps coats and boots away from the living areas. The family room is arranged around a fireplace, the natural gathering point on a cold evening, which makes this a true house plan with fireplace rather than one with a decorative afterthought. The large kitchen is a room to cook in seriously: a breakfast bar handles quick meals and homework, and a breakfast nook offers a calmer spot for slow weekend mornings. A bay window adds depth to the elevation and a pleasant corner of extra light inside.

The three bedrooms are clustered together, with the master suite on the second floor, so the private side of the home stays apart from the kitchen and family room. Two full bathrooms serve the household. The bonus room above the garage works as a flex room that can grow with the family, from playroom to guest room or hobby studio, and the home office gives remote work a door that closes. A utility room keeps laundry and household equipment out of sight, and the sauna turns an ordinary week into something more restful.

The house stands on strip footings and has no basement; a slab foundation is also available on request. The exterior walls are framed in aerated concrete block, with hollow clay block or wood framing available as options. The front-entry 1-car garage sits beneath the bonus room, making efficient use of the space. Outdoors, a deck extends the living areas for summer dinners, and a balcony offers a quiet place to step out from the upper floor.