Perfect Country House for Narrow Plots w/ 2-Car Garage (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

This Craftsman house floor plan has a small entrance and a long midsection, making it ideal for urban properties. With a garage on the front side and a covered patio on the rear side opening up to a pleasing backyard, this house is cleverly planned to satisfy users’ needs. 

On the main level, a covered porch is used as the formal entry area. It carries you into the lobby, where on the left side,  there is a shoe storage bench, powder room, and a coat hanger cupboard. The foyer serves as a welcome area for visitors before they navigate the house. It also provides a privacy shield. 

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Floor Plans

The straightforward open concept floor layout impresses the sight after the foyer. It includes a dining room and a living area. The vaulted ceiling allows access to sunlight. It adds a unique characteristic to the house. If you place a chandelier on the ceiling, it would make the house look elegant.

The vaulted covered patio at the rear side is a cherry on top. A place solely for unwinding over vacations. It also contributes to more living space. The L-shaped kitchen is carefully planned to utilize each corner. It has a pantry that is sufficient to store groceries. The snack bar in the middle informally divides the cooking and living area. 

The master suite is planned across the entrance. It helps to maintain privacy during large gatherings. It also provides less walking time when in rush.  It includes a magnificent bathroom containing a shower room, a lavatory, double sinks, and a walk-in closet. Next to the room, a utility area is given. It also connects to the 528 sq. ft. garage with the house. Two automobiles could be parked comfortably within the front-facing driveway.

Note: this home may be constructed using metal framing; however, you should always consult your local architect-engineer and receive a professional evaluation if such an option is feasible for this plan and your local building codes.

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