Country House Plan with 1,985 SQ FT

Country House Plan 41469 has 1,985 square feet of living space, 4 bedrooms, and 2.5 bathrooms. Park two vehicles in the side-entry garage which is accessed at the rear of the home. This traditional style home design includes a FROG which stands for Future Room Over Garage. The bonus room can add 391 square feet of living space if you choose to have it finished. In any case, the bonus room will add value to this attractive 4 bedroom construction plan.

Country House Plan With Front and Rear Covered Porches

Buyers will choose Country House Plan 41469 for several reasons. Firstly, it has great curb appeal. With vertical white siding, rustic porch columns, and red brick, this home is replete with personality. Picture yourself arriving home to see those lamps glowing on the front porch as they illuminate inviting rocking chairs. Go around back and join your family as you grill out on the back porch. The back porch measures 21’10 wide by 12’1 deep, so it’s a generous size for entertaining as well.

Secondly, we have open living space among the kitchen, dining space, and the great room. The 10′ ceiling makes the space feel even bigger. See the floor plan for a good way to arrange furniture around the gas log fireplace. The kitchen includes a good-sized island for meal preparation, and it’s easy to serve meals in the adjoining dining space. Thirdly, the work spaces are well-equipped. For example, the laundry room is a generous size and makes chores easier.

4 Bedroom House Plan

Four bedroom house plans can be hard to find. Country House Plan 41469 will sell quickly if you ever put it on the market. However, after you move in, you may never want to sell this beautiful home. Mom and Dad have a master suite which measures 14′ wide by 15′ deep. The ensuite includes his and her vanities, linen storage, soaking tub, and separate walk-in shower. The huge walk-in closet is attached to the laundry room.

The split floor plan continues with the three children’s bedrooms located on the opposite side of the home. Each child has a walk-in closet, and they share bathroom number 2. The shower and toilet are separated from the double vanity. Now, one child can utilize the more private part of the bathroom, and two more children can brush their teeth at the same time. What a great way to save time on busy school mornings!

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