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Approaching this country Craftsman home, you’ll instantly see the attention given to how the four distinct levels work together.
Classic detailing, broad porches, and a layout that balances comfort with flexible living make it feel generous without being overwhelming.
The design focuses on connection between rooms, levels, and the outdoors, while still offering privacy where it’s needed.
If you want spaces for gathering, quiet retreat, or bonus options for down the road, this plan gives you a lot to work with.
Specifications:
- 2,474 Heated S.F.
- 3-4 Beds
- 3-4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The broad, symmetrical front porch sets the welcoming tone right away. It’s practical too, shielding you from the weather and providing space for a couple of rocking chairs or a bench.
From here, you can look out across the yard and appreciate the home’s traditional lines.
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I love wide porches like this one; even rainy days feel more enjoyable.
Foyer/Mail Area
When you enter, you find yourself in a foyer with a dedicated mail area tucked off to the left. This spot might be small, but it makes a real difference by keeping clutter out of the main living spaces and making comings and goings much more organized.
Dining Room
Just to your right, the dining room is open and filled with natural light, with great sightlines to the front yard.
Its spot near the entry and living room gives you that formal dining feel without closing it off.
I think having it close to the kitchen is a big win for both family dinners and quick breakfasts.
Office
Across from the dining room, the office sits at the front of the house. Large windows bring in plenty of daylight, making it a great work-from-home spot.
If you don’t need an office, this room would also work well as a library, playroom, or a quiet music room, thanks to its slightly separated location.
Central Living Room
As you move forward, you reach the living room, which serves as the central gathering place on the main level.
The open lines to the kitchen and family areas make it perfect for everything from game nights to movie marathons.
Since it’s right in the middle of the house, this room really ties everything together.
I notice there’s a sense of energy and flow, but with enough definition so sound doesn’t travel everywhere.
Kitchen
Just behind the living room, the kitchen is designed for convenience and socializing. The central island provides extra prep space and a spot for snacks or quick meals.
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A pantry is close by for additional storage, which I always appreciate in a busy home.
With open views toward the living room and breakfast nook, whoever’s cooking can still enjoy being part of the group.
Nook
Next to the kitchen, the breakfast nook features a circular wall of windows. Morning light fills this cozy space, making it perfect for small meals or coffee with a friend.
It’s easy to picture starting your day here, looking out to the backyard or chatting with family.
Family Room
Beyond the nook, the family room offers a relaxing retreat. The fireplace on one wall is a natural focal point, and the room’s proportions are just right for a sectional and maybe a reading chair.
I think having it close to the kitchen and nook encourages everyone to gather here, especially on cooler evenings.
Veranda
French doors from both the living and family rooms open to a spacious rear veranda.
This outdoor area truly extends the living space, with plenty of room for dining and lounging.
The covered design means you can enjoy meals outdoors or watch summer storms without worrying about the weather.
If you like to entertain, I’m sure you’ll use this space often.
Master Suite
Positioned behind the living room and toward the far end of the house, the master suite is designed for privacy.
The bedroom is generous, with space for a king bed and extra seating. Attached to it is a sitting area with a curved wall of windows, which is great for reading or even morning yoga with backyard views.
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The flow gives you real separation from the rest of the house, which I find makes for a relaxing retreat.
Master Walk-In Closet (WIC)
Connected to the master bath, the walk-in closet offers lots of room for organizing clothes and shoes. This layout works well if you want to keep clutter out of the bedroom itself.
Master Bath
The master bathroom features double sinks, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. With a window for natural light, it feels open yet private.
There’s a water closet for privacy and efficient use of space.
Bedroom 3
Located on the opposite side of the house from the master, Bedroom 3 sits in its own quiet corner.
Thanks to a double window, this room gets good light and feels comfortable for kids, guests, or even as another office.
The 9×8 closet nearby makes storage much easier.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Bedroom 2 is set toward the rear of the main floor, close to the laundry and secondary bath.
It’s a bit smaller than Bedroom 3 but is perfectly suited for a guest room or nursery.
Its location means guests have a bit more privacy during longer stays.
Bath 2
Just outside Bedroom 2, Bath 2 serves as the main bathroom for this wing. The layout is simple, with a sink, tub/shower, and toilet.
This setup keeps things efficient and family-friendly. Being right by both bedrooms helps keep morning routines running smoothly.
Laundry
The laundry room sits next to Bath 2, right by the garage entry. There’s enough space for a washer, dryer, and room to fold or hang clothes.
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If you come in muddy from the yard, it’s easy to clean up here without tracking dirt through the house.
Workshop
Before entering the garage, you walk through the workshop area. This isn’t just a token space—it’s sized for real use, whether you’re into DIY projects or just need a spot to store tools and outdoor gear.
3-Car Garage
The three-car garage offers plenty of space for vehicles, bikes, and whatever else you want to keep out of the weather.
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With extra depth for shelving or a workbench, and direct access to both the workshop and main hallway, daily routines are simplified.
I know larger families or anyone with a hobby car will appreciate the extra square footage.
Stairs and Hallways
At the intersection of the garage, foyer, and kitchen, you’ll find the stairs. Their central location gives you options: head up to the bonus suite or down to the basement, depending on what you need.
The hallways on the main floor are wide enough to feel open, not cramped. I always notice this in well-designed homes.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Head upstairs and you’ll find a generous bonus area. This floor can serve as a full suite, making it ideal for an older child, in-law, or even as a rental.
The bonus room itself is open and bright, with enough space for a bedroom, living area, and its own bathroom.
Optional Living and Kitchenette
The upper level can be finished with an optional living space and a full kitchenette.
This flexibility is a real strength. Use it as a guest apartment, art studio, or extra living area.
I think the kitchenette means you won’t have to run up and down the stairs just to make a snack or breakfast for a guest.
Optional Walk-In Closet and Full Bath
There’s also space for an optional walk-in closet and a full bath. This setup makes longer stays or semi-independent living much easier.
You can store seasonal clothing, create a dressing area, or give guests extra privacy.
Basement Version (Lower Level)
Heading down the same central stairway, the basement level adds another 220 square feet of usable space. It’s perfect if you need a separate laundry, storage, or hobby area.
Basement Laundry
A dedicated laundry room in the basement lets you keep messes away from the main living areas. This is especially handy for big families or if you prefer to keep work and living zones separate.
The Third Level Floor Plan
Basement Storage
Storage is a must, and this version includes several large unfinished rooms for everything from holiday decorations to sports gear. There’s even a storage closet under the stairs.
Basement Garage Access and Closet
The basement level connects directly to a lower garage area and includes a closet, making it easy to stash off-season gear or set up a drop zone for muddy shoes and jackets.
Unfinished Basement Level
Go further down and you’ll see the true flexibility of this house: a full unfinished basement.
Almost every area down here is left open, giving you tons of choices. You could build a gym, add a wine cellar, create a playroom, or just enjoy all the storage space you need.
There’s also a separate storage room and direct access to the exterior patio slab if you want to set up an indoor-outdoor workshop or garden room.
The way these four levels work together creates a home that adapts as your needs change.
Whether your family is growing, you host guests often, or you have hobbies that need space, there’s room here for all of it.
Every essential is covered, with options for expansion, so you can truly make this house your own—year after year.
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