1-Story House Plan 1800 ft²: 3 Beds, 2 Baths, Open Floor Plan, 1-Car 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 88347C is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan with 1800 ft² of living space, laid out in a T shape and drawn in a blend of European, Prairie and Traditional styles beneath a low hip & valley roof with a 4/12 pitch. Stucco and tile on the exterior walls give the facade a clean, solid look. The house is 48'6" wide and 56'5" deep, with a height of 18'4". Its walls are framed in autoclaved aerated concrete, and ceramic hollow block or sand-lime block framing is available on request.
From the entry, the open floor plan joins the large family room, the dining area and the kitchen into one generous space. A fireplace anchors the family room, and floor-to-ceiling windows together with other large windows draw daylight far into the interior. On a winter evening, the hearth becomes the place where everyone ends up. The kitchen is built for daily routines and for company alike: a breakfast bar faces the living area for quick meals and easy conversation, while a walk-in pantry keeps groceries and small appliances out of sight and the counters clear. For anyone searching for a house plan with fireplace and an open concept, this layout delivers both on a single level.
The three bedrooms are clustered together, including the main floor master with its own walk-in closet, so everyone sleeps close to the rest of the family. Two full bathrooms serve the house, which keeps busy weekday mornings moving without a line at the door. The laundry on the main floor means no stairs to carry baskets up and down, and a separate utility room holds the mechanical equipment away from the living spaces. Without a basement, the whole household runs on one floor, a quality many look for in a 3 bedroom house plan.
The house stands on strip footings and is also available with a slab or a concrete block foundation. A 1-car garage with front entry handles the car, bikes and seasonal storage. A covered front porch shelters the arrival, and a covered rear porch extends the home outdoors for shaded meals and quiet mornings with coffee. This one story house plan with garage combines a composed, low-slung exterior with an interior that is easy to live in every day of the year.
Advanced Drafting & Design Co. Mooresville US$ 8,998
My Home Floor Plans Rosemead US$ 5,399
Plan & Simple LLC Austin US$ 3,600
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