1520

Description

French Country character gives Plan 1520 a warm, established presence from the street, framed by brick gables, shuttered windows, and a sheltered front porch that draws the eye toward the entry. Stepping inside, the home opens directly into its central gathering space, where the den, kitchen, and eating area share 12-foot ceilings and a strong visual connection. The added volume changes the experience of the interior, giving the most-used rooms a greater sense of openness while the rear covered porch extends that gathering zone outdoors.

The split-bedroom arrangement creates a quieter rhythm beyond the shared living spaces. The primary suite occupies its own side of the plan, while two secondary bedrooms form a separate wing across the den, allowing privacy to emerge naturally from the layout. Near the garage, the office, utility room, and dedicated storage create a compact service sequence close to the kitchen and daily entry point. Rather than spending square footage on long interior passages, the plan concentrates it in living, bedroom, storage, and support spaces that shape everyday life.

Plan Highlights

• Bedrooms: 3
• Baths: 2
• Width: 48′-10″
• Depth: 66′-0″
• Main Ceiling Height: 9′
• Secondary Ceilings: 12′ in Eating, Kitchen & Den; raised ceiling in primary bedroom
• Roof Pitch: 8 in 12
• Secondary Roof Pitch: 12 in 12
• Foundation: Slab or Crawl. Basements are provided for an additional fee
• Heated Square Feet: 1,564 sq. ft.
• Total Square Feet: 2,326 sq. ft.
• Exterior Character: French Country styling defined by brick, shuttered windows, paired front gables, and a recessed covered entry
• Plan Layout: Split-bedroom arrangement organized around an open kitchen, eating area, and den; home office off the garage; separate utility and storage; covered front and rear porches
• Garage: Attached 21′ x 21′ garage

Important Information

Modifications Available. Thoughtful adjustments can help tailor this plan to your land, lifestyle, and building requirements. Due to variations in soil conditions, climate, local codes, and site requirements, these construction documents are not engineered or sealed by an architect. Local professional review may be required before construction.