1900 Sq Ft House Plan with Basement and Gambrel Roof
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Plan 77819R is a 4-bedroom 2-story house plan that brings Classical and Greek Revival poise to a traditional European family home. It offers 1877 ft² beneath a steep gambrel roof with hip and valley sections and dormers set into the 12/12 pitch. Smooth stucco walls give the facade a calm symmetry, and the house measures 39'0" wide and 29'9" deep, rising to a height of 26'5". The proportions are generous yet manageable, a classic silhouette that reads as stately without feeling oversized.
A portico shelters the front door and leads into a proper entry, where coats and boots stay out of the living areas. Beyond it, an open floor plan joins the everyday rooms into one connected space, so conversation carries easily from the sofa to the stove. The large kitchen is the working heart of the main level: a breakfast bar gives a place for quick meals and homework, a breakfast nook seats the family for slower mornings, and a walk-in pantry keeps groceries and small appliances off the counters. Anyone who cooks often will appreciate an open concept kitchen with this much storage and seating built in.
The sleeping quarters follow a clustered bedrooms layout, keeping the four rooms close together for families with young children. The master bedroom sits on the second floor, tucked under the dormers, while two full bathrooms serve the bedrooms and a half bath is ready for guests. Practical rooms are well thought out: a dedicated laundry handles washing without taking over the kitchen, and a separate utility room holds the mechanical equipment and household storage.
Outside, a deck extends the living space for summer dinners and a balcony adds a private spot for fresh air on the upper level. This house plan with basement provides extra room for storage, hobbies or a future recreation area. The home stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab foundation. The main wall structure is clay block, with aerated concrete or wood frame construction available on request. The design is a house plan without a garage, which keeps the footprint compact and leaves the choice of a separate garage or carport to the owners.
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