House Plan with Master Suite Upstairs with Private Balcony
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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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Plan 59150R is a 4-bedroom 2-story house plan in a European and traditional style, offering 1752 ft² of living space beneath a steep gable roof with an 11/12 (42°) pitch, dormers and skylights. Smooth stucco walls and a ridge set parallel to the street give the facade a composed, timeless look. The house is 39'9" wide and 28'7" deep, with a height of 26'8", and fits four bedrooms and three full bathrooms into a well-organized footprint.
A defined entry receives guests and leads into a closed floor plan, where every room keeps its own purpose and its own quiet. The large family room is the center of daily life, and the fireplace in the family room makes it the natural gathering place on cold evenings. The kitchen is planned for a busy household: a walk-in pantry keeps supplies out of sight, and a breakfast nook offers an easy spot for morning coffee and homework alike. A bay window adds a bright alcove and gives the interior extra depth and character.
The bedrooms are clustered together, which keeps the private part of the house compact and close at hand, and the master suite sits on the second floor, away from the bustle of the living areas. Three full bathrooms mean no waiting in the morning, even with a full house. A home office gives a dedicated place for remote work or study, while the utility room and separate storage space take care of laundry, equipment and seasonal things, so the main rooms stay uncluttered.
The home rests on strip footings and has no basement; it is also available with a slab foundation on request. The exterior walls are built of aerated concrete (AAC), with clay block or wood frame construction offered as alternatives. A front-entry one-car garage with space above it adds practical room for storage or future use. Outdoors, a deck extends the living space for summer meals, and a balcony upstairs gives a private spot for fresh air, rounding out a traditional European house plan made for comfortable year-round family living.
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