2-Story House Plan 1886 ft²: 3 Beds, Home Office, 3 Baths, Open Floor Plan, without Garage
Opis techniczny
Rzuty kondygnacji
Rzut więźby dachowej
Rzut dachu
Przekroje
Elewacje
Zestawienie stolarki okiennej i drzwiowej
Zawiera opis techniczny
Rzuty fundamentów
Płyty stropowe w skali
Rysunki detali konstrukcyjnych
Zbrojenie słupów
Zbrojenie wieńców
Zbrojenie nadproży
Zestawienie stali konstrukcyjnej
Zestawienie drewna na więźbę
Instalacja wodno-kanalizacyjna
Instalacja ogrzewania
Instalacja gazowa
Instalacja elektryczna
This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
You have two options for modifying this house plan:
1. Order modifications from the original architect. Purchase the modified Digital Concept and send it to your local architect to prepare the Construction Documents.
2. Work with your local architect. Purchase the original Digital Concept without modifications, then ask your local architect to make the changes and prepare the Construction Documents.
Plan 71796C is a 3-bedroom 3-story house plan with a European and Traditional character, offering 1886 ft² of living space beneath a hip and valley roof set at a 5/12 (22°) pitch. The single family home is clad in stone/brick veneer and stucco, a pairing that gives the facade both weight and refinement. Its outer walls are framed in aerated concrete, with clay hollow block or sand-lime block available on request. The house measures 36'2" wide and 41'7" deep, with a height of 27'1".
A proper entry receives guests and keeps coats and shoes away from the main rooms. Beyond it, an open floor plan joins the living and dining areas with the kitchen, so the person cooking stays part of the conversation. The large kitchen leaves room for generous counters and storage, and a breakfast nook offers a relaxed spot for quick meals and morning coffee. Large windows and floor-to-ceiling windows pull daylight deep into the plan and frame the garden. A separate home office gives a quiet place to work, study or manage household paperwork, away from the busy heart of the house.
The bedrooms are clustered together, and the master suite sits on the second floor, a classic second floor master arrangement that keeps the private rooms apart from daily traffic. A walk-in closet adds practical wardrobe space. Three full bathrooms mean nobody waits in line on busy mornings, and guests get their own comfortable facilities. The laundry is placed on the second floor as well, right where most clothes and linens are used, which saves carrying baskets up and down the stairs. A utility room and dedicated storage keep mechanical equipment, cleaning supplies and seasonal items neatly out of sight.
The house stands on strip footings and has no basement; a slab or a concrete block foundation is also available. This plan is designed without a garage, which keeps the footprint focused on living space. Outdoors, a covered rear porch extends the living area into the yard and stays usable in light rain, while a balcony gives the upper level its own place for fresh air and a view. With three stories, three bathrooms and a thoughtful balance of open and private rooms, this European house plan suits a family that wants traditional curb appeal and modern comfort in one well-organized home.
Advanced Drafting & Design Co. Mooresville US$ 9,429
My Home Floor Plans Rosemead US$ 5,658
Plan & Simple LLC Austin US$ 3,772
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