House Plan with Bedrooms Grouped Together and 2-Car Garage
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Plan 82400R is a 4-bedroom single-story house plan with a bungalow character, offering 1806 ft² of living space on one level beneath a gable and hip-and-valley roof pitched at 7/12 (30°). The T-shaped footprint measures 46'0" wide and 69'8" deep, with a height of 20'1", and the ridge runs perpendicular to the street. Stone/brick veneer and stucco dress the exterior, a pairing that blends European, Traditional and lake home influences. This single-family home has four bedrooms and three full bathrooms, all on one floor.
The living spaces follow an open floor plan. A large family room with a fireplace flows into a large kitchen built around an island. A walk-in pantry handles bulk groceries and small appliances, and the breakfast nook gets extra daylight from a corner window, an easy spot for an unhurried morning coffee. Large windows, including floor-to-ceiling glass, bring generous light into the home, while the fireplace gives the family room a natural focal point on winter evenings. For anyone looking for a house plan with fireplace and open concept living, this layout keeps cooking, dining and conversation in one connected space.
The four bedrooms are clustered together in one zone, which keeps the family close. The master suite sits on the main floor and includes a walk-in closet, and three full bathrooms serve the household, so busy mornings rarely mean waiting in line. A defined entry gives everyone a place to drop coats and shoes on the way in. Laundry on the main floor sits alongside a separate utility room, keeping chores and mechanical equipment out of the living areas.
Outdoors, the house offers a covered front porch, a covered side porch and a covered rear porch, plus a deck for grilling and summer dinners. The front-entry 2-car garage extends forward of the main facade. There is no basement: the house stands on strip footings, and a slab foundation is also available on request. The exterior walls are designed in aerated concrete block, with ceramic block or wood frame construction available as alternatives.
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