3-Story House Plan 5200 ft²: 5 Beds, Home Office, 5.5 Baths, Open Floor Plan, 2-Car Garage
Cover Sheet (Includes Front Perspective & Project Data)
General Construction Notes (Specifications & Standards)
Index of Drawings (Sheet List)
Floor Plans
Foundation/Basement Plan
Electrical Plans
Cover Sheet (Includes Front Perspective & Project Data)
General Construction Notes (Specifications & Standards)
Index of Drawings (Sheet List)
Floor Plans
Exterior Elevations
Overhead Roof Plan
Cross Sections
Stair Details
Miscellaneous Details
Foundation/Basement Plan
Electrical Plans
This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
Plan 82660R is a 5-bedroom 4-story house plan with 5200 ft² of living space, drawn in a Modern Tudor style with French Country and European accents beneath a hip and valley roof punctuated by dormers. The brick exterior, the L-shaped footprint and the ridge set parallel to the street give this single-family mansion a stately, settled presence, while transitional and contemporary details keep it from feeling dated. The house measures 81'2" wide and 86'3" deep, and five full bathrooms plus a half bath serve the family and their guests with ease.
A portico marks the front entry and leads into an open floor plan that keeps the main gathering spaces connected. The large family room is open to below, so its volume rises through the floor above, and a fireplace anchors the seating area for slow winter evenings. Toward the back of the home, the large rear kitchen is built for real cooking and easy company: a central island, a breakfast bar for quick meals and a walk-in pantry that keeps supplies close but out of sight. Large windows, panoramic windows and a corner window bring daylight deep into the rooms and frame views in several directions.
The master suite sits on the second floor, and the split-bedroom layout gives it genuine privacy from the other bedrooms. It includes a walk-in closet and direct access to the second-floor laundry, which saves carrying baskets across the house. An in-law suite gives grandparents or long-stay guests a comfortable place of their own, and a home office makes remote work quiet and practical. For everyday life there is a game room, a bonus/flex room that can adapt as the family's needs change, generous storage and a mudroom that catches coats, boots and bags before they reach the living spaces.
Outside, a covered front porch and a covered rear porch extend the living area into the open air, and the courtyard with its outdoor fireplace becomes a natural spot for long evenings with friends. The 2-car garage extends forward with a courtyard entry, so its doors face the courtyard rather than the street, keeping the brick facade clean and symmetrical. This luxury house plan with a fireplace is designed without a basement and stands on the foundation as shown in the drawings; it is also available with a crawl space, slab, monolithic slab, stem wall or basement foundation, and with 2x6 exterior walls on request.
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