Home plan

Details make the difference in this one-story home, Plan HMAFAPW01168 from Homeplans.com. With 1,794 square feet on one level, the well-designed home offers plenty of space for a young family, but finishing the full basement could double the home’s living space.

The exterior’s clean lines and interesting mix of brick and siding make this design a sophisticated addition to many different neighborhoods.

A bold portico entry opens to a sunken foyer with a multipane transom window over the high tray ceiling. Tray ceilings throughout the design add distinction and increase the sense of spaciousness.

Stately decorative columns adorn the sunken living room, and provide visual separation between the living and dining rooms.

The family room, featuring a corner fireplace and French doors to the garden patio, is open to the efficient kitchen and sunny bayed breakfast nook.

The master suite is filled with amenities: a cozy window seat, a walk-in closet, and a bath with a raised tub and separate shower.

Two family bedrooms share the use of a hall bath. A laundry alcove leads the way to the two-car garage.

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 HMAFAPW01168.

Details

Bedrooms: 3

Baths: 2

Main floor: 1,794 square feet

Total living area: 1,794 square feet

Standard basement: 1,794 square feet

Garage: 380 square feet

Dimensions: 47-0 x 63-0

Exterior wall framing: 2×6

Foundation options:

Standard basement

Crawlspace

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