1-Story House Plan 1037 ft²: 2 Beds, Home Office, 1 Baths, 1-Car Garage
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Compact and well composed, plan 19962R is a 2-bedroom bungalow house plan on one storey, offering 1037 ft² beneath a gable roof whose ridge runs parallel to the street. Its traditional lines carry a European accent, and the exterior pairs stone/brick veneer with stucco for a refined, durable finish. A 4/12 (18°) roof pitch keeps the silhouette modest, and the footprint is 39'2" wide and 42'2" deep, rising to a height of 17'4". The exterior walls are built in silicate block, with aerated concrete, ceramic block and frame construction offered as alternatives on request.
The sleeping quarters are grouped in one wing, so the two bedrooms share a quiet corner of the house and a single full bathroom placed close at hand. Practical rooms are kept just as close. The laundry sits on the main floor, so washing never involves stairs, and a dedicated utility room gathers the mechanical equipment in one tidy place. A home office gives this 1-storey home design a room of its own for work, study or paperwork, separate from where the family relaxes.
A closed floor plan shapes the day-to-day living here: each space is a proper room with walls and a door rather than one open hall. Arriving guests step into a defined entry first, which keeps outerwear and boots contained before anyone reaches the living area. The kitchen holds its own breakfast nook, an easy spot for a weekday breakfast or a cup of tea while dinner simmers. For households who prefer distinct rooms and a calmer acoustic, this 2 bedroom house plan delivers that sense of order without wasted corridors.
On the front elevation, an attached front-entry garage holds one car and lets you come inside under cover after a long drive. Behind the house, a deck adds an outdoor room for warm evenings and casual weekend meals. There is no basement; the home rests on a bored pile foundation, and slab, strip footing or block foundation versions are also available. Among bungalow house plans Canada buyers browse for a manageable footprint, this single family home combines classic curb appeal, single-level convenience and the practicality of an attached garage.
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