1400 Sq Ft Simple House Plan with Butler Walk-in Pantry
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Plan 62404R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan of 1457 ft² that gives a compact family home real classical poise. It is a European bungalow with Greek Revival and traditional touches, crowned by a hip roof at an 8/12 pitch and finished in stucco exterior walls. The house measures 47'2" wide and 32'3" deep, with a height of 21'9", and a portico frames the front door with the calm symmetry that classical architecture is known for. Everything happens on one level, which makes this one story house plan easy to live in at every stage of life.
A proper entry welcomes guests and keeps coats, boots and bags away from the living spaces. The center of daily life is a large family room with a fireplace, a room generous enough for a full sofa group, a reading corner and the whole family gathered on a winter evening. For anyone searching for a house plan with fireplace, this is the room that delivers it. The kitchen is planned around everyday cooking: a walk-in pantry keeps groceries, small appliances and bulk supplies out of sight, and a breakfast nook offers a natural spot for quick meals, homework or the first coffee of the morning. A home office completes the day zone, so remote work or household paperwork has a room of its own instead of a corner of the dining table.
The three bedrooms are clustered together, keeping the sleeping quarters close to one another, which suits families with young children who want everyone within easy reach at night. The master bedroom is on the main floor, like every room in this home, so there are no stairs between the bedrooms and the kitchen. Two full bathrooms serve the house and help the morning routine run smoothly. The practical side is covered as well: a dedicated laundry room keeps washing out of the living areas, and a separate utility room houses the mechanical equipment.
Outside, a covered front porch and a covered rear porch extend the living space in both directions, one for greeting neighbors, the other for quiet evenings facing the backyard. The house stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation. The exterior walls are designed in aerated concrete block, with ceramic clay block or wood frame construction available as options. The plan has no basement and no garage, keeping the 3 bedroom house plan focused on comfortable, well-organized living space under one elegant hip roof.
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