Biltmore 2321

Description

Modern farmhouse character gives Biltmore 2321 a welcoming street presence, pairing a broad front porch with a layered roofline, vertical siding, warm timber accents, and a centered entry. Inside, the foyer opens toward the home’s primary gathering zone, where the den, kitchen, and eating area read as one connected sequence. A higher ceiling in the den adds volume without separating it from daily activity, while the kitchen island creates a natural center for conversation and movement. Beyond the den, the covered rear porch extends the living experience outdoors and connects to an additional patio area.

Private spaces are deliberately pulled to opposite sides of the plan. Three secondary bedrooms form their own wing, while the primary suite occupies a quieter zone beside the kitchen and service spaces, including a walk-in closet and private bath. The laundry, pantry, powder room, and garage entry are grouped together near the side-entry garage, keeping routine household traffic direct and contained. Square footage is concentrated in rooms that shape everyday life, creating a floor plan that feels intuitive to move through, easy to understand, and equally relevant to builders evaluating construction logic and homeowners considering long-term livability.

Plan Highlights

• Bedrooms: 4
• Baths: 2.5
• Width: 62’-10”
• Depth: 78’-5”
• Main Ceiling Height: 9’
• Secondary Ceilings: 10’; vaulted ceiling in primary bedroom
• Roof Pitch: 9 in 12
• Secondary Roof Pitch: 12 in 12
• Foundation: Slab or Crawl. Basements are provided for an additional fee
• Heated Square Feet: 2,326 sq. ft.
• Total Square Feet: 3,341 sq. ft.
• Exterior Character: Modern farmhouse
• Plan Layout: Single-story split-bedroom plan organized around an open den, kitchen, and eating area, featuring covered front and rear porches and a rear patio
• Garage: 2-car attached, side-entry

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.