Simple House Plan with 3 Bedrooms and Attached Garage
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
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Plan 95929R is a 3-bedroom two-story house plan for a family that likes its rooms to feel distinct and sheltering, each with its own character and purpose. Within 1002 ft², the design blends Cottage warmth with European poise, the relaxed spirit of a Lake home, the honest texture of Log architecture and the familiar proportions of a Traditional house. Wood and stucco share the exterior walls, one tactile and grained, the other smooth and calm, while a gable roof with its ridge running parallel to the street gives the facade a quiet, settled silhouette that looks as if it has always belonged to its place.
The day begins at the entry, a small threshold where coats, boots and school bags find their spot before anyone steps further inside. The closed floor plan lets every room keep its own atmosphere. In the family room, the fireplace becomes the heart of long evenings, the place where books are read aloud and board games stretch past bedtime. The kitchen is made for easy mornings: a breakfast bar for a quick coffee standing up, and a breakfast nook where the family can linger over pancakes on a slow Sunday. A utility room handles the laundry and the everyday chores, and extra storage keeps seasonal gear and pantry overflow out of sight. A half bathroom serves guests and busy afternoons.
Upstairs, the second-floor master shares the level with the other two bedrooms, clustered together so that parents stay close to the children through the night. A skylight draws daylight down from the sky, brightening the upper rooms and softening the transition from waking to sleeping. A full bathroom serves the bedroom wing, and a balcony offers a private outdoor perch, a spot for morning tea, for watching the weather roll in, or for a quiet word at the end of the day when the house below has gone still.
The practical details are just as carefully considered. An attached one-car garage with a side entry keeps the front of the home tidy and lets the family come in out of the rain without crossing the yard. The single-family residence rests on a slab or a concrete stem wall foundation, with no basement, which keeps construction straightforward. Compact at 1002 ft², this two-story cottage-style floor plan proves that a modest footprint can still hold a full and generous family life.
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