5-Bedroom, 2300 Sq Ft House Plan with Bonus Room above Garage
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Plan 61061R is a 5-bedroom 2-story house plan that combines European and Traditional styling with 2313 ft² of living space under a steep gable roof pitched at 10/12 (40°). This L-shaped single-family home measures 40'5" wide and 45'4" deep, with a height of 26'2", and its ridge runs parallel to the street, giving the front a calm, balanced profile. Stone/brick veneer and stucco cover the exterior walls, and a skylight draws daylight deep into the house. The walls are built of aerated concrete block, with ceramic clay block or wood framing available on request.
A covered front porch leads to the entry, and from there the open floor plan unfolds around a large family room with a fireplace, the natural center of the home on a cold evening. The kitchen stays part of that space: a breakfast bar handles quick meals and homework sessions, while the breakfast nook, brightened by a corner window, is a pleasant place to start the morning. A walk-in pantry keeps supplies organized and the counters clear, so the open layout stays tidy even with a busy household.
Upstairs, the second floor master suite shares the level with the other bedrooms in a clustered layout, which keeps parents close to the children. Five bedrooms and three full bathrooms leave room for a growing family, overnight guests or a home office. The bonus room above the garage adds a flexible space for a playroom, a media room or a quiet studio. Practical needs are covered too: a utility room and dedicated storage keep laundry, equipment and seasonal items out of the living areas.
The house stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation; it has no basement. The front-entry 2-car garage extends forward, forming the short leg of the L and sheltering the covered front porch. At the back, a covered rear porch extends the living space outdoors for summer dinners and relaxed weekend afternoons. With a fireplace, an open concept interior and generous room for five bedrooms, this traditional house plan suits a family that wants space and good proportions in one well-ordered home.
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