2-Story House Plan 4011 ft²: 4 Beds, Home Office, 4 Baths, Open Floor Plan, 2-Car Garage
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Spread across three storeys and 4011 ft², plan 41006R is a 4-bedroom 3-storey house plan that blends contemporary and Prairie design under a hip and valley roof. The L-shaped footprint measures 78'0" wide and 56'5" deep, and the exterior layers stone/brick veneer, wood and tiles into a modern, luxury facade. With four bedrooms and four full bathrooms, this single family home has the scale of a mansion. Among the larger house plans Canada buyers compare, it stands out for the number of rooms it devotes to health, hobbies and work.
The private side of the home is planned with care. The master suite occupies the second storey, with its own walk-in closet, and a split-bedroom layout keeps it at a comfortable distance from the other bedrooms. Those remaining bedrooms are clustered together, which suits younger children who sleep close to one another or visiting relatives who appreciate their own wing. Four full bathrooms mean the bathroom count matches the bedroom count. Second-floor laundry spares anyone from carrying baskets up and down the stairs. An exercise room and a sauna turn the end of a long week into something to look forward to, while a workshop, a utility room and dedicated storage absorb tools, equipment and seasonal gear.
Daily life gathers around an open floor plan where the kitchen, dining area and a large family room flow together. The kitchen is generously sized, with a central island, a breakfast bar for quick meals and a separate breakfast nook for slower mornings. A walk-in pantry holds bulk groceries and small appliances so the counters stay clear. Floor-to-ceiling windows, panoramic windows and a corner window open the main rooms to daylight, and the glass becomes the backdrop for family dinners in every season. Anyone who works from home will value the separate home office, a quiet room that never has to double as a guest bedroom.
From the street, the front-entry 2-car garage projects forward from the main volume, shaping the L-shaped silhouette and giving the approach a sense of enclosure. A covered front porch shelters the entrance, so guests arrive under a roof and boots come off before anyone steps inside. The design is drawn without a basement, so every room sits above grade with natural light. For families looking for a modern home design with room for fitness, focused work and generous entertaining, plan 41006R delivers 4011 ft² of thoughtfully organized living space.
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