1-Story House Plan 1355 ft²: 3 Beds, Home Office, 2 Baths, without Garage
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Designed as a 3-bedroom bungalow house plan, 99006R places 1355 ft² of living space on a single storey beneath a hip and valley roof, blending European touches with a Traditional silhouette. This 1-storey home design measures 46'1" wide and 47'6" deep and reaches 15'5" in height, while the low 3/12 (14°) roof pitch keeps its lines close to the ground. Stone/brick veneer pairs with stucco across the facade, and the walls are built of silicate block, with aerated concrete, ceramic block or timber frame walls available on request.
Privacy shapes the sleeping side of the house. Thanks to a split-bedroom arrangement, the main bedroom keeps to its own wing, well apart from the two secondary bedrooms on the other side of the plan. Two full bathrooms mean fewer queues when everyone is getting ready at once. Everyday chores stay on the same level too: the laundry is on the main floor, so heavy baskets never travel up or down a staircase, and a dedicated utility room holds the mechanical equipment, cleaning supplies and spare household items. Anyone who works from home will value the home office, a room with a door that closes on calls, bills and unfinished projects.
At the front, an entry gives guests a proper place to arrive and hang their coats before moving into the house. From there, a closed floor plan keeps each space distinct, which suits families who prefer defined rooms to one open hall. The large family room is generous enough for a sectional, a reading chair and a game table, and its fireplace makes it the natural gathering spot when the evenings grow long. In the large kitchen there is room for several cooks at once, and the breakfast nook handles quick coffees, school-day lunches and weekend pancakes without anyone needing to set the dining table.
Outside, a deck extends the living area for barbecues and quiet hours in the fresh air. A carport covers one car and offers shelter right beside the house. There is no basement; the home rests on a bored pile foundation, and slab, strip footing and block foundations are offered as alternatives. For buyers comparing house plans Canada for a manageable, well-organized bungalow with a fireplace and a home office, 99006R brings comfort and order to life on one level.
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