1-Story House Plan 4167 ft²: 3 Beds, 3.5 Baths, 2-Car Garage
Front Perspective
Detailed Floor Plans
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House And Detail Cross-Sections
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Foundation and Basement
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Electrical Plan
Front Perspective
Detailed Floor Plans
Roof Plans
House And Detail Cross-Sections
Exterior Elevations
Foundation and Basement
Standard Construction Details
Electrical Plan
This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
Plan 93702R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan that lays out 4167 ft² on one level beneath a hip & valley roof. It blends Modern Mountain and Prairie influences with the long, grounded lines of a Modern Ranch, finished in stucco over 2x6 wood framing. The L-shaped and U-shaped footprint measures 93'0" wide and 92'6" deep and takes shape around a courtyard, giving the home a sheltered outdoor heart. Three full bathrooms and a half bath make this a generous ranch house plan for a family that likes to host.
A covered front porch leads to a defined entry, where guests can arrive before stepping into the main rooms. This is a closed floor plan, so each space keeps its own purpose and atmosphere. The large family room, under vaulted ceilings, is anchored by a fireplace, a natural place to gather on winter evenings. Large windows, floor-to-ceiling glass and panoramic windows bring daylight deep into the house. The large kitchen gives room for two cooks at once, and its breakfast nook handles quick weekday meals and slow Sunday coffee. A sunroom adds another living space for reading, plants or a quiet morning.
The bedrooms are clustered, which keeps the private side of the house calm and easy to navigate. The main floor master includes a walk-in closet, and with every room on one level there are no stairs in the daily routine. An in-law suite gives parents, grown children or long-stay guests privacy of their own. Three full bathrooms mean little waiting in the morning, while the half bath serves visitors. Laundry on the main floor, in its own laundry room, keeps one of the most frequent chores close at hand.
The two-car detached garage has a side entry, keeping the garage doors away from the front of the home, and a breezeway provides a covered outdoor passage. The house is designed on a slab foundation; it is also available with a walkout basement or a crawl space, and with 2x4 wall framing on request. With its courtyard, covered porch and fireplace, this single-level home combines the scale of a mountain retreat with the ease of ranch living.
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