House Plan with 1-Car Front-Facing Garage and Dormer Window
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Plan 70237R is a 5-bedroom two-story house plan in a European and Traditional style, offering 1855 ft² under a steep gable roof with dormers and skylights. The stucco exterior, the 11/12 (42°) roof pitch and the ridge set parallel to the street give this single family home a calm, classic presence. The house is 41'5" wide and 28'0" deep, with a height of 26'8", and its 3 full bathrooms make the layout comfortable for a large family or for guests who stay a while.
The entry gives the home a proper threshold, keeping coats and boots away from the living rooms. This is a closed floor plan, so each room keeps its own purpose and atmosphere. The large family room, with a fireplace as its focal point, is the place for quiet winter evenings together, while the kitchen stands on its own, so the noise and smells of cooking stay out of the sitting area. The kitchen is planned for everyday use, with a walk-in pantry for supplies and a breakfast nook for quick mornings and homework at the table. A bay window widens the interior and brings in extra daylight.
Upstairs, the second floor master shares the level with clustered bedrooms, so parents and children sleep close to one another, which matters most when the kids are small. Dormers and skylights bring light into the rooms under the sloping roof. With five bedrooms in total, one can easily serve as a home office, a guest room or a playroom. A utility room and storage space keep laundry, cleaning supplies and seasonal items out of sight, and the three full bathrooms ease the morning rush.
The house stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation; it has no basement. The main exterior walls are aerated concrete block, with ceramic block or wood frame walls available on request. The front entry garage holds one car and is a garage with upstairs space above it, so the footprint is used to the full. Outside, a deck extends the living space for summer dinners, and a balcony offers a private spot for morning coffee. For anyone looking for a European house plan with fireplace, generous bedroom count and a timeless stucco look, this design brings it all together.
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