Spectacular 1.534 Sq. Ft. Mountain Country House w/ 2-Car Garage (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

This mountain farmhouse plan has a compact design, making it ideal for a holiday or initial house. The contrast of dark window frames against the pure white, board & batten façade adds a contemporary touch to this property.

The stepped entrance takes you inside the house. It has a sliding roof to cover the place from getting wet. The sliding roof on only one side of the house brings a distinct characteristic to the house. It contrasts with the gable roof living area yet completes the house’s bewitching aesthetics.

The dining room, kitchenette, & living areas are all queued up from the front entrance for something like an open-concept atmosphere. Large sliding doors open up the living area to a right-side porch. It can be used as a chill-out zone during family gatherings or parties. It also has a separate entrance from the outside. The kitchen island is merged with the dining table for better efficiency. 

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Floor Plans

The left-wing of the floor plan has two bedrooms. 1st bedroom has a bunk room which can be used as temporary sleeping quarters. It can be converted into an entertainment zone, study area, or children’s bedroom. Opposite to bunk room, there is small closet space.

The narrow informal hallway takes you to the master bathroom. It has a bathtub, sink, and a lavatory.  2nd bedroom is also equipped with a bathroom, walk-in closet, and a lavatory. A laundry area is tucked sideways when you enter the house. 

The attached two-car garage is square in design, with twin overhead gates and a single entry door. There are enough window openings for proper ventilation and sunlight. 

Overall, the primitive appearance and openness of this house make this one of the greatest alternatives for creating a low-cost house for mountain-like terrain. We hope this model fits your needs. Good luck with your residence quest!

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.

Real-Life or 3D Concept Examples