Modern House Plan with 2-Bed Main Floor Apartment – 6,471 Sq. Ft. (Floor Plan)
A home like this doesn’t just suggest modern luxury—it makes a statement from the moment you arrive.
With its crisp white stucco, distinctive rooflines, and walls of black-framed windows, you can see that this space is designed for both style and sunlight.
As soon as you enter, you’ll notice two levels filled with thoughtful features, from kitchens ready for big gatherings to private suites perfect for relaxation.
Let’s take a closer look at what makes each space unique.
Specifications:
- 6,471 Heated S.F.
- 7 Beds
- 6.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry Porch
Even before you reach the front door, the broad entry porch creates a calm, welcoming feel.
The overhang provides shelter on rainy days, and the glass details allow plenty of light into the front foyer.
This is your introduction to a home that’s generous with space and truly inviting.
Foyer
The foyer features a double-height ceiling, giving an immediate sense of openness. Natural light pours in, and your first steps offer a view that stretches toward the main floor’s central living areas.
I think this layout works well for anyone who wants guests to feel the home’s energy right away.
Living Room
To the left, you’ll find a formal living room with soaring ceilings. It’s an ideal spot for cozy evenings or quiet conversation, away from the main activity of the house.
The direct connection to the dining area makes it simple to host anything from a book club to a holiday dinner.
Dining Room
The dining room serves as the anchor for entertaining. You’ll have plenty of space for a crowd, and the nearly floor-to-ceiling windows keep the room bright, even during late dinners.
The seamless flow into the kitchen makes serving easy, and the open feel keeps everyone connected.
Kitchen
The main kitchen acts as the hub of the home. There’s a huge island for meal prep, homework, or simply lingering over coffee.
I noticed there are ample cabinets and high-end appliances, so you’re ready for everyday meals or larger gatherings.
Windows are well-placed, so you can keep an eye on the patio while you cook.
Prep Kitchen
Behind the main kitchen, there’s a prep kitchen that’s a real advantage for busy families or anyone who loves to entertain.
It stays out of view enough to hide the mess but is close enough for easy access.
I actually prefer this setup to a standard pantry—it’s more versatile and keeps cleanup discreet during parties.
Pantry
Next to the kitchens, the walk-in pantry offers deep storage for bulk groceries and seasonal platters. The tall shelving means you’ll always have plenty of space, and I think it’s one of those features that really simplifies daily life.
Great Room
At the center of the main floor, the great room is designed for comfort and togetherness.
With tall ceilings, large windows, and a modern fireplace, this area quickly becomes a favorite gathering spot.
Seating can face either the fireplace or the outdoor patio, making it easy to transition between indoor and outdoor living.
Covered Patio & Outdoor Kitchen
Open the doors to the covered patio, where an outdoor kitchen is ready for grilling, chilling, and entertaining.
There’s space for a grill, fridge, and countertop seating, so you can host summer dinners or enjoy a casual drink outside.
The covered area means you can relax outdoors, even when it’s drizzling. I think this indoor-outdoor blend is perfect for the Northwest climate.
Powder Room (PDR.)
Just off the foyer, you’ll find a powder room for guests. Its location offers plenty of privacy but is still easy to locate.
The finishes are sleek and modern, consistent with the overall design of the home.
Hall
Moving to the right side of the main floor, the hall leads to a group of more private spaces. This layout keeps the shared areas lively, while providing a quieter place for bedrooms and secondary living rooms.
Bedroom A
Further along the hall, Bedroom A is bright and simple—just right for kids or guests.
The generous closet and large window add to its appeal. With an adjoining bath, it feels almost like a private suite, which works well for overnight visitors.
Bath A
This en-suite bath features a full shower, a spacious vanity, and modern fixtures. The neutral colors keep it feeling light, and it’s close enough to the main living areas to double as a backup guest bath if needed.
Bedroom B
Bedroom B is set a little farther down the hall, offering another quiet space with its own closet and nearby bath. There’s plenty of room for a queen bed and a desk, making it a flexible option for a teen, guest, or home office.
Bath B
Bath B serves Bedroom B and includes a full tub and modern sink. Its convenient location helps keep morning routines running smoothly.
Guest Suite (Main Level)
The main level also includes a true guest suite—almost like a mini-apartment, with a walk-in closet and a private bath.
It’s positioned in the back corner for maximum privacy. I like that it’s close to the mud room and garage entrances, so guests can come and go easily.
Guest Suite Bath
The guest suite’s bath is generously sized, with a large shower and sleek finishes. This space works not just for guests, but also for aging parents or anyone needing main-floor accessibility.
Hall Living
On the right wing, there’s a separate living room near the secondary kitchen. It can be used as a den, media room, or quiet spot for reading.
Its distance from the great room ensures a peaceful atmosphere.
Secondary Kitchen
Perfect for extended family or live-in help, this secondary kitchen includes full-size appliances and cabinetry. It connects directly to the hall living area, so you have a complete, independent living setup on the main floor.
Mud Room
Heading toward the garage, the mud room provides a place to drop coats, boots, and backpacks.
Built-in benches and cubbies keep things tidy. I love the direct connection to the garage—it makes daily routines easier.
Two-Car Garage and One-Car Garage
Next to the mud room, the two-car garage is spacious enough for vehicles and storage needs. There’s also a separate one-car garage, great for an extra vehicle, bikes, or a workshop.
Stairs and Open to Above
The main staircase is placed at the center of the home, close to the foyer.
As you head up, you can look down into the living areas thanks to the open-to-above layout.
This design brings light to both levels and keeps the whole house feeling connected.
Let’s head upstairs to see the private bedrooms and retreats.
Upper Level Landing
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a wide landing with open views of the foyer and main living room below. The sense of spaciousness continues upstairs, and each area branches off from this central spot.
Master Bedroom
At the far end, the master bedroom is truly a sanctuary. Oversized windows bring in the view, and the room is large enough for a sitting area or even a small work space.
It’s set apart from the other bedrooms, offering extra privacy.
Master Bath
The master bath gives you a spa-like experience with a soaking tub, double vanities, and a walk-in shower.
A separate water closet adds privacy. The finishes are modern and clean-lined throughout.
Master Walk-In Closet
Connected to the master bath, the walk-in closet is enormous. Organizers line the walls, and there’s space for a dressing bench.
It feels more like a boutique than a regular closet, which I think is ideal for anyone who loves organization.
Covered Deck (Master Suite)
From the master suite, a door opens to a private covered deck. Facing the front, it’s a great spot for morning coffee with a bit of sunrise privacy.
The covered roof makes it usable nearly all year, creating a true outdoor retreat.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 is nearby, with its own walk-in closet and easy access to a full bath.
Large windows keep it bright, and the closet is almost the size of a small room.
This space would work well for a teenager or an older child who wants more independence.
Bath (Bedrooms 2 and 3)
A full bath sits between Bedrooms 2 and 3. Each room has private access, with a double vanity for busy mornings and a separate bathing area to ensure privacy.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 matches Bedroom 2 in size and layout. There’s a good-sized closet and a large window, making it flexible for a child, guest, or home office.
I think parents will like that these bedrooms are near each other but still provide plenty of space and privacy.
Walk-In Closet (Bedroom 2)
The walk-in closet in Bedroom 2 is impressively deep. Built-in organizers help keep everything off the floor and make getting ready less hectic.
Living Room (Upper Level)
Upstairs, there’s another living room—a perfect spot for a family lounge or teen hangout. Windows look out onto the side yard, keeping the space bright and welcoming.
It’s a bonus area that’s ideal for relaxing or movie nights.
Laundry
The laundry room is conveniently located on the upper floor. There’s room for side-by-side machines, folding counters, and storage.
No more carrying laundry up and down stairs, which I think makes life a lot simpler.
His and Her Walk-In Closets (Guest Suite)
The upstairs guest suite offers visitors both privacy and comfort. There are his and her walk-in closets, so everyone has their own space.
With a private full bath, this suite works well for long-term guests or live-in family.
Guest Suite Bath (Upper)
The bath attached to the upstairs guest suite is bright and spacious, with a walk-in shower and a modern vanity. I noticed the finishes continue the contemporary look, making guests feel just as pampered as the homeowners.
Covered Deck (Upper Guest Suite)
From the guest suite, you can step out onto a covered deck overlooking the side yard. It’s a quiet spot, away from the street, perfect for winding down in the evening.
Covered Deck (Upper Rear)
The largest covered deck stretches across the back of the upper level, right above the outdoor kitchen.
It overlooks the backyard, and the roof means you can entertain or relax outside no matter the weather.
I can picture summer evenings here, with the sounds of laughter drifting up from below.
Every room and space in this home feels purposefully designed for modern living. With seven bedrooms, multiple living areas, and smart connections between indoors and outdoors, you get a home that’s flexible, welcoming, and truly ready for real life.
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