Gambrel Roof House Plan with 1-Car Garage and 4 Bedrooms
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Plan 96439R is a 4-bedroom 2-story house plan with 1896 ft² of living space, designed in a European and Traditional style. A steep hip and valley roof with an 11/12 (42°) pitch crowns the house, with dormers and a skylight bringing light into the upper level. Outside, stucco walls are paired with tiles. The single-family home measures 41'1" wide and 33'8" deep and stands 28'0" high. The walls are built of autoclaved aerated concrete, and clay block or wood frame construction is also available on request.
The front door opens into an entry that keeps coats and shoes away from the main rooms. Beyond it, an open floor plan joins the living areas into one generous space. The large family room is centered on a fireplace, the natural gathering place on winter evenings. The kitchen works well for both busy weekdays and slow weekends: a breakfast bar handles quick meals, and a breakfast nook gives the family a relaxed spot for morning coffee. A walk-in pantry keeps groceries and small appliances out of sight. A bay window adds depth and an extra measure of daylight to the interior.
The four bedrooms are clustered together, so the private part of the house stays quiet and separate from the living areas. The master bedroom is on the second floor and has its own walk-in closet. One full bathroom and two half baths serve the household, so morning routines and visiting guests are easy to manage. A utility room and a dedicated storage room handle laundry, household equipment and seasonal items, which keeps the open living spaces clear.
The house has no basement and sits on strip footings, with a slab foundation also available on request. The 1-car front-entry garage has living space upstairs that the family can put to its own use. At the back, a covered rear porch shelters outdoor meals from sun and rain, and a deck extends the space for summer gatherings. A balcony gives the home one more place to sit outside and take in the view.
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