1-Story House Plan 2209 ft²: 4 Beds, 3.5 Baths, Open Floor Plan, without Garage
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This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
Plan 70667R is a 4-bedroom single-story house plan that blends Georgian symmetry with relaxed American comfort across 2209 ft² of living space. This L-shaped home is clad in brick and topped with a hip & valley roof at an 8/12 pitch. It measures 55'3" wide, 64'8" deep and 22'0" high. Four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a half bath sit on one level, so everyday life never involves a staircase.
The entry leads into an open floor plan where the main living space flows straight into the kitchen. The kitchen is the largest working room in the house. A central island provides prep space, and a breakfast bar seats family and guests while dinner is under way. A breakfast nook gives the household a casual spot for the first coffee of the day without setting the formal table. In this open concept layout the cook stays part of the conversation, and the brick exterior and classic roofline give the home a composed presence from the street.
The split bedrooms layout puts the main floor master on one side of the house and the three secondary bedrooms on the other, which gives parents and children or guests real privacy. The master suite has a walk-in closet and direct access to the laundry, a practical touch that saves countless trips with laundry baskets. The laundry on the main floor also connects to the mudroom, so muddy boots, backpacks and coats stay out of the living areas. Three full bathrooms serve the bedrooms, and the half bath is close to the shared spaces for visitors.
Outdoor living is generous for a one-story house plan. A covered front porch welcomes guests at the entry. At the back, a covered rear porch and a screened porch extend the living space outdoors, ready for long summer evenings without the insects. The house is designed on a crawl space foundation and is also available with a slab or a walkout basement on request. The exterior walls are framed with 2x4 wood studs, and 2x6 framing is available as an option for those who want thicker walls. For a family looking for a brick house plan with timeless lines and an easy single-level routine, this design delivers both.
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