1-Story House Plan 765 ft²: 1 Beds, 1 Baths, Open Floor Plan, 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 91210R is a 1-bedroom single-story house plan that fits a complete home into 765 ft², with bungalow proportions, a country and ranch character and a gable roof whose ridge runs parallel to the street. Siding on the exterior walls and an 8/12 roof pitch give the traditional American facade a crisp, balanced profile. The house is 47'5" wide and 43'5" deep, with a height of 24'3". The exterior walls are framed in 2x6 wood, and 2x4 framing is also available on request.
Inside, an open floor plan joins the living area, the dining space and the kitchen into one continuous room, so whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation. The large kitchen is the working heart of the house. An island adds prep surface and storage, and a breakfast bar seats family and guests for morning coffee or a relaxed supper. With every room on one level, there are no stairs between the front door, the kitchen and the living area, which makes daily life simple now and for years to come.
The private side of this small house plan holds the main floor master, a single generous bedroom with its own walk-in closet, served by a full bathroom. A laundry on the main floor keeps everyday chores on the same level as the living spaces, so there is no hauling baskets up or down. For a couple, a single owner or anyone choosing to downsize without giving up comfort, this 1 bedroom house plan offers a calm, well-organized layout with nothing wasted.
A covered front porch greets visitors and offers a sheltered place to sit when the evenings turn mild. The 2-car garage has a side entry, which keeps the garage doors off the main facade and lets the porch and the gable roof lead the view from the street. The house is designed on a slab foundation, and the plan is also available with a crawl space or a walkout basement, so the design can be adapted to the needs of the build.
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