Home plan

Ideal as a cozy empty nest or starter home, Plan HMAFAPW1718 from Homeplans.com gets all the details right.

A private foyer to the master suite keeps the bedroom out of sight from common spaces. A huge walk-in closet opens directly to the laundry room for convenience, and two sinks and a seated shower add luxury and comfort. The tub offers a great view of the back yard.

A second bedroom near the front of the home accesses a full bath.

The kitchen easily serves the vaulted great room and dining nook from the corner snack bar. Sliding doors to the back porch bring in extra light. A fireplace makes this space cozy.

Extra storage space in the garage is a practical touch.

All these features are designed into 1,613 square feet of finished living space. An unfinished basement offers the opportunity to double the area.

And at just 47 feet wide with a front-loading garage, this plan is a great choice for a narrow lot.

To build this house, order a complete set of construction documents at www.houseoftheweek.com or call toll free 866-772-1013 and reference the plan number, HMAFAPW1718.

Details

Bedrooms: 2

Baths: 2

Main floor: 1,613 square feet

Total Living Area: 1,613 square feet

Standard basement: 1,613 square feet

Garage and storage: 565 square feet

Dimensions: 47-0 x 59-0

Exterior wall framing: 2×6

Foundation options:

Standard basement

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