If you’re looking for a smart, single-level home that feels spacious but keeps things manageable, this design nails it.
With around 1,632 sq ft of living space, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a clean ranch silhouette, Plan 77443 brings straightforward living together with a touch of style.
Charming Exterior & Welcoming Porch
The façade features a deep front covered porch—ideal for morning coffee or outdoor chats. The width (~56′) and depth (~44′) keep the home compact but with enough presence to feel solid rather than “tiny.”
Smart Interior Flow
Step inside and you’ll find the great room and kitchen/dining area located toward the rear, with large glass doors opening out onto a deck (~8 ft deep) that extends your living outdoors.
Bedrooms & Privacy
The master suite sits in a quieter zone of the house, with its own walk-in closet and private bath. The two other bedrooms are placed on the opposite side, sharing the second bath—good layout for balance between together and separate.
Outdoor Living Done Right
The rear deck opens from the great room via French doors. It invites you to step outside easily—grill, relax, entertain—without a lot of fuss. Similarly, the front porch gives curb appeal and front-yard connection.
Quick Specs
- Total Heated Area: ~1,632 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2 full
- Stories: 1
- Width × Depth: 56′ 0″ × 44′ 0″ 7
- Roof: 8:12 pitch 8
Lifestyle Perks
- Single-level living = no stairs to worry about.
- Good outdoor connectivity: porch in front, deck in back.
- Compact but well-planned: you feel grown-up without the excess.
- Bedroom layout supports guest-privacy or family flow.
Estimated U.S. Build Cost (USD)
For a home of this size and calibre, a ballpark construction cost in the U.S. would run around $170–$245 per sq ft. That gives an estimated range of about **$278K-$400K USD**, depending on finish level, region, and site conditions. (Land, site prep, and permits not included.)
Why This Plan Works
It delivers exactly what many homeowners look for: modest scale, smart layout, outdoor connection, and future-proofing without being over-the-top. Whether you’re starting out, downsizing, or simply want a quality home without the footprint of a mansion, this one strikes a very nice balance.
