5-Bedroom 3-Bath House Plan with 1-Car Garage and Fireplace
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Plan 67603R is a 3-bedroom two-story house plan of 1520 ft², a European and Traditional family home with stucco walls and a steep gable roof set with dormers and a skylight. The ridge runs parallel to the street, and the 11/12 (42°) roof pitch gives the facade its classic, well-proportioned profile. The house measures 37'5" wide and 27'1" deep, with a height of 26'5". Within that footprint it fits three full bathrooms, a home office and an in-law suite, which is a lot of home for a single-family plan of this size.
The interior follows a closed floor plan, so every room keeps its own purpose and its own quiet. A proper entry receives guests, coats and muddy boots before anyone steps further in. The family room is built around a fireplace, the natural gathering spot when the evenings turn cold. The kitchen is a room of its own with a breakfast nook, a comfortable corner for the first coffee of the day or homework after school. A bay window adds depth to the interior and draws in extra daylight. The home office has a door that closes, which makes it a real workspace rather than a corner of the living room.
The master suite sits on the second floor, and the bedrooms are clustered together, so parents and children sleep within easy reach of one another. With three full bathrooms and no half baths, nobody waits in line in the morning. The in-law suite gives visiting grandparents, a returning student or long-staying guests privacy of their own, and it makes this a practical house plan with an in-law suite for multigenerational living. A utility room and dedicated storage keep household equipment and seasonal things out of sight.
The house stands on strip footings and has no basement; a slab foundation is also available on request. The exterior walls are designed in clay block masonry, with aerated concrete or wood framing available as alternatives. The 1-car garage has a front entry and space upstairs. A balcony and a deck extend daily life outdoors, from summer breakfasts to quiet evenings under the open sky.
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