2-Story House Plan 333 ft²: 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths, 2-Car Garage
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
Plan 30455R is a 3-bedroom 3-story house plan for a single family home, offering 333 ft² of living space spread over three levels, with a low 4/12 (18°) roof pitch and exterior walls finished in tiles and flexible ceramic. The house measures 333'0" wide and 333'0" deep, and its stacked layout puts every level to its own use, from the arrival at the garage to the private rooms of the family.
The home has three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one half bathroom. With two full baths, the bedrooms share comfortable, practical facilities, and the half bath serves guests without sending them through the private part of the house. Three stories give the plan a natural separation between the busy daily spaces and the quieter rooms, so a late evening downstairs does not disturb anyone who has already gone to sleep.
Two rooms make this plan especially practical for an active household. The mudroom is where coats, boots, bags and sports gear stay, keeping the rest of the interior tidy through rainy autumns and snowy winters. The exercise room lets the family train at home all year round, with no drive to the gym, which makes this a true house plan with exercise room and mudroom rather than an afterthought.
The 2-car garage is a drive-under garage with courtyard entry: the cars are parked beneath the living levels, and the approach through a courtyard keeps the garage doors away from the main view of the house. The design has no basement, as the drive-under level takes its place at the base of the home. Tiles and flexible ceramic on the exterior walls give the facade a clean, durable finish, while the gentle 4/12 roof pitch keeps the silhouette of this three-story home calm and well proportioned.
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