1-Story House Plan 1298 ft²: 3 Beds, 2 Baths, Open Floor Plan, without Garage
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Plan 52235R is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan with 1298 ft² of living space arranged on one level, shaped in a U and H layout and finished in a contemporary Scandinavian manner. Gable roofs pitched at 10/12 (40°) meet flat roof sections, the ridge runs perpendicular to the street, and the exterior walls pair wood with smooth stucco. The house measures 50'1" wide and 65'1" deep, with a height of 21'4", a calm modern European silhouette for a single family home.
A defined entry leads into an open floor plan where the large family room, the kitchen and the dining area share one generous volume. The large kitchen gives room for several people to cook together and opens to a breakfast nook, so quick mornings and long dinners happen in the same bright corner. Large windows and floor-to-ceiling windows bring daylight deep into the living spaces and frame the deck outside, making the boundary between the family room and the outdoors feel thin.
The three bedrooms are clustered in one wing, with the main floor master placed alongside the secondary bedrooms. That arrangement suits families with young children, and it keeps the quiet rooms apart from the open living area. Two full bathrooms serve the bedroom wing and guests, and a utility room keeps laundry, storage and mechanical equipment out of the way.
The house stands on a slab foundation, with bored piles, strip footings or a block foundation available on request. The exterior walls are built of silicate block, and aerated concrete, ceramic block or timber frame construction can be chosen as alternatives. A front-entry carport shelters two cars, and the deck extends the living area outdoors for summer meals and evenings under the sky. Without a basement and with everything on one floor, this ranch-style layout makes daily life simple at every age.
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