This modern farmhouse plan offers about 1,975 sq ft of single-level living with 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. Designed to feel open yet cozy, with strong emphasis on gathering spaces, smart storage, and practical flow.
Key Exterior & Style Details
Width is ~74 ft, depth ~55 ft—compact enough for many lots, but wide enough for curb appeal. Exterior framing is standard 2×6 wood. Roof pitch is 8:12. Porches both front and rear add outdoor living without complicating the interior footprint.
Interior Layout & Flow
- Open Living Space: Kitchen, dining, and great room flow together, making it easy to cook, entertain, and hang out without feeling separate.
- Kitchen Island: Spacious island great for prep, seating, and gathering.
- Master Suite: Private with its own bathroom, tucked away from the other bedrooms.
- Secondary Bedrooms: Three secondary bedrooms clustered to one side—good for kids, guests, or a home office.
- Storage & Utility: Includes a front porch, rear porch, laundry on the main floor, and a front-entry garage with workshop space.
Quick Specs
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Heated Area | ~1,975 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 2 full |
| Stories | 1 |
| Garage | 2-car (~848 sq ft unheated) |
| Width × Depth | 74′ × 55′ |
| Roof | 8:12 pitch |
| Foundation Options | Crawlspace, slab, optional basement |
Everyday Benefits & Lifestyle Fit
- One-level living = fewer stairs, easier aging in place.
- Four bedrooms in under 2,000 sq ft = great space efficiency.
- Front and rear porches add outdoor delight without extra heating/cooling cost.
- Workshop space in garage helps keep clutter out of main rooms.
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a plan like this, expect typical build costs in many U.S. regions of about $170–$245 per sq ft, depending on materials, labor, finishes, and site conditions. That gives a rough budget of **$335K–$485K USD** (excluding land, utility hookups, and site prep).
Why This Plan Feels Right
It’s got the welcoming charm of a farmhouse, but all the functionality modern families need. Whether you’re just starting out, raising kids, or settling in long term, this hits a sweet spot—room to grow, places to gather, and spaces to retreat.
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