3-Story House Plan with Basement 3766 ft²: 6 Beds, Home Office, 4.5 Baths, without Garage
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Plan 16959R is a 6-bedroom luxury house plan for a four-story mansion of 3766 ft², designed in a Classical, Neoclassical and French Country spirit and topped with a flat roof that opens to a rooftop deck. Natural stone exterior walls give the house the presence of a traditional European residence, and the compact square footprint measures 55'6" wide and 55'6" deep. With six bedrooms, three full bathrooms, three half bathrooms and a basement, this single-family home is planned for a large household that often has guests.
The interior follows a closed floor plan, so each room keeps its own purpose, proportions and quiet. The large family room has space for long evenings together, with sofas, a reading corner and room for everyone at once. The large kitchen is planned for serious cooking and easy company. An island gives a generous work surface, a breakfast bar seats the family for quick meals and conversation, and a breakfast nook is the natural spot for slow weekend mornings. A home office lets work happen behind a closed door, and a game room gives children and adults a place of their own for play, films and friends.
The master suite is on the second floor, and the split bedrooms layout separates it from the other bedrooms for real privacy. A walk-in closet adds organized storage, and an in-law suite gives parents, grown children or long-stay guests their own retreat under the same roof. Three full and three half bathrooms mean that mornings run smoothly even when the house is full. The laundry sits on the lower level, and the plan adds a utility room, generous storage, an exercise room and a workshop, so fitness, hobbies and household equipment each have a dedicated space instead of crowding the living areas.
Outside, a portico and a covered front porch give the entrance a formal, welcoming character that suits the stone facade. A covered rear porch extends daily life into the open air in any weather, a balcony offers a private outdoor corner on an upper level, and the rooftop deck turns the flat roof into a terrace for summer dinners and wide views of the sky. As a house plan with basement, it adds a full extra level for the practical rooms of the home. The house is designed without a garage, which keeps the elegant European architecture of this luxury residence at the center of every view.
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