Home Plan with Fireplace in Centre of Large Family Room
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Plan 67790R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan with 1447 ft² of living space, drawn as a Bungalow with Traditional, Mountain and Lake character and topped by a combination of gable and hip & valley roof forms at a 7/12 (30°) pitch. This single family home has a T-shaped footprint measuring 42'7" wide and 61'0" deep, with a height of 19'8", and its ridge runs perpendicular to the street. Stone/brick veneer paired with stucco gives the exterior walls a grounded, classic look that suits a suburban street or a country setting.
A defined entry opens into an open floor plan where the family room, kitchen and dining area share one generous space. The large family room is anchored by a fireplace, making this a house plan with fireplace that feels welcoming on long winter evenings. Large windows, floor-to-ceiling windows and a corner window bring daylight deep into the rooms. The large kitchen is built for real cooking and gathering: a central island gives room to prepare meals and talk with guests, a breakfast nook offers an easy spot for morning coffee, and a walk-in pantry keeps supplies organized and out of sight.
All three bedrooms are clustered together, which keeps the sleeping area quiet and separate from the daily activity of the living spaces. The master bedroom sits on the main floor, like every room in this one-story home, so there are no stairs to climb. Two full bathrooms serve the bedrooms. A home office provides a dedicated place for remote work or study, and a utility room handles laundry and household equipment away from the living areas.
The house is built without a basement and stands on strip footings, and it is also available with a slab foundation. The exterior walls are designed in aerated concrete (AAC) block, with clay block or wood frame construction also available on request. A front-entry 2-car garage extends forward from the main body of the house. Outdoor living is generous for a home of this size: covered porches on the front, the side and the rear give shaded places to sit and greet neighbors or enjoy a quiet afternoon.
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