House Plan with Bay Window Breakfast Nook and 2-Car Garage
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Plan 77553R is a 5-bedroom 2-story house plan that blends European and Traditional styling, with 2230 ft² of living space beneath a steep 11/12 (42°) gable roof finished with dormers and skylights. The ridge runs parallel to the street, so the long stucco facade faces the approach. This single-family home measures 52'4" wide and 34'4" deep, with a height of 27'1". The exterior walls are built in aerated concrete block, and the plan is also available with clay block or wood frame walls.
A proper entry opens onto a closed floor plan, where each room keeps its own character instead of merging into one open space. The large family room is the heart of the main floor, with a fireplace and a sitting area that suit long winter evenings. For anyone looking for a house plan with fireplace and real separation between rooms, this layout delivers both. The kitchen is built for daily family life: a walk-in pantry keeps supplies out of sight, a breakfast bar handles quick meals, and a breakfast nook with a corner window catches the morning light. Large windows, floor-to-ceiling windows and a bay window bring daylight deep into the interior.
The second floor master suite includes a walk-in closet, and the bedrooms are clustered together, which keeps parents close to the children. With five bedrooms and three full bathrooms, the house comfortably fits a growing family or regular overnight guests. A second-floor laundry sits right where the clothes are, so no more carrying baskets up and down the stairs. A utility room and dedicated storage space complete the practical side of the plan, and a balcony gives the upper level a private outdoor spot.
The house stands on a strip footing foundation without a basement, and it is also available with a slab foundation. The front-entry 2-car garage has space upstairs that adds flexibility to the home. Out back, a deck extends the living area outdoors for summer dinners and weekend gatherings. With its stucco walls, steep gable roof and dormers, this 5-bedroom house plan offers 2230 ft² of well-organized family living with a timeless European look.
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