1641

Description

Traditional gabled architecture gives Plan 1641 presence, balancing a covered front entry, brick-accented front elevation, and attached garage within a compact composition. Inside, the foyer creates a clear moment of arrival before the plan opens toward the rooms that shape everyday life. Formal dining remains connected to the front of the home, while the kitchen, breakfast area, and den form a more relaxed progression toward the rear. The den becomes the gathering anchor, framed by a fireplace and direct access to the covered porch, extending daily living naturally outdoors.

Private rooms settle beyond the main gathering spaces, giving the primary suite a quieter position while keeping the secondary bedrooms together near their shared bath. Each bedroom includes a walk-in closet, adding meaningful storage directly where it is used. The kitchen is positioned between formal and casual dining, while pantry storage, additional interior storage, the utility room, and garage access are gathered into the everyday circulation of the floor plan.

At 1,601 heated square feet, the result is a house plan that places its area where homeowners experience it most—gathering, dining, storage, privacy, and the routines that make a home comfortable over time.

Plan Highlights

• Bedrooms: 3
• Baths: 2
• Width: 45′-6″
• Depth: 60′-0″
• Main Ceiling Height: 9′
• Secondary Ceilings: 10′ Den
• Roof Pitch: 8 in 12
• Foundation: Slab or Crawl. Basements are provided for an additional fee
• Heated Square Feet: 1,601 sq. ft.
• Total Square Feet: 2,256 sq. ft.
• Exterior Character: Traditional styling defined by front-facing gables, a sheltered entry, and a brick-accented front elevation
• Plan Layout: One-story layout featuring formal dining, kitchen and breakfast areas, den opening to the covered rear porch, three bedrooms, pantry, built-ins, utility room, and additional storage
• Garage: 2-car attached 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.