Traditional Home with Closed Floor Plan and 1-Car Garage
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Plan 72407R is a 4-bedroom two-story house plan in a refined Classical and Greek Revival spirit, offering 1625 ft² under a steep hip and valley roof with dormers and a skylight. European and Traditional influences shape the stucco facade, with the ridge running parallel to the street and an 11/12 (42°) pitch. The house measures 41'5" wide and 33'2" deep, with a height of 25'0", a well-proportioned single-family home with real presence.
Guests arrive beneath a portico and a covered front porch, stepping into a defined entry. This is a closed floor plan, so each room keeps its own character and quiet. The large family room is the heart of the ground floor, anchored by a fireplace that draws everyone together on winter evenings. The kitchen is separate from the living area and works hard for its size: a breakfast bar handles quick morning meals, and a walk-in pantry keeps supplies close at hand.
The second floor master suite gives the owners a private retreat away from the daily traffic of the main level, and the home includes four bedrooms in total. Two full bathrooms serve the household. Practical needs are met by a dedicated utility room and additional storage, which help keep the living spaces calm and uncluttered. Dormer windows and the skylight bring daylight into the upper rooms beneath the roofline.
Outside, a balcony and a deck extend the living space into the open air, while the covered front porch welcomes neighbors. The front-entry one-car garage has space upstairs, adding flexibility to the floor plan. This house plan with fireplace is designed without a basement and stands on strip footings, and it is also available with a slab foundation. The exterior walls are built of aerated concrete block, with ceramic block and wood frame construction available on request.
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