1611

Description

Traditional country character gives Plan 1611 an easy sense of welcome, beginning at the long covered front porch and carrying through a centered entry that lets the home reveal itself in layers. The formal dining room sits near the foyer, while the main living spaces open deeper into the plan, where a vaulted den becomes the visual and social center. The kitchen and everyday eating area remain closely connected to the den, and the covered rear patio extends that gathering zone outdoors, creating a natural progression from arrival to shared living.

Privacy is established through a split-bedroom arrangement that places the primary suite apart from the two secondary bedrooms and hall bath. The primary suite occupies its own side of the home, while the secondary rooms form a quieter zone near the front. Utility and storage spaces are gathered near the garage and kitchen, keeping everyday movement concentrated along the service side of the plan.

At 1,660 heated square feet, the design directs its area toward recognizable living spaces, comfortable proportions, indoor-outdoor connection, and a floor plan that reads clearly for builders and future homeowners.

Plan Highlights

• Bedrooms: 3
• Baths: 2
• Width: 66′-10″
• Depth: 46′-5″
• Main Ceiling Height: 9′
• Secondary Ceilings: Vaulted ceiling in den
• Roof Pitch: 9 in 12
• Foundation: Slab or Crawl. Basements are provided for an additional fee
• Heated Square Feet: 1,660 sq. ft.
• Total Square Feet: 2,651 sq. ft.
• Exterior Character: Traditional country styling featuring a long covered front porch, shuttered windows, and a front-facing garage
• Plan Layout: Single-story split-bedroom plan organized around a vaulted den, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, and covered rear patio
• Garage: 2-car attached, front-entry 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.