This handsome 1.5-story Craftsman design offers approximately 4,851 sq ft of living space, featuring 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths and 1 half bath, plus a 3-car side-entry garage.
With vaulted lodge-style rooms, a screened porch with outdoor fireplace, elevator option, and plans for future entertainment space, it’s ideal for those who want both elegant form and family function.
Curb Appeal & Welcoming Entry
From the curb you’ll notice the layered rooflines, beam-columns, decorative gables, and stone skirt—all rich Craftsman touches. Stepping into the vaulted foyer sets the scene for lofty ceilings and a grand sense of arrival.
Main floor plan
Gathering Spaces That Wow
The open “lodge room” forms the heart of the home, flanked by built-ins and anchored by a fireplace.
It opens into the kitchen and dining area, with dual walk-in pantries, a breakfast nook with deck access, and large windows that bring the outside in.
Lower level
Private Master Wing
The master suite is a standout: vaulted ceiling, direct access to the covered deck, his-and-hers walk-in closets, and a spa-inspired bath with a separate soaking tub and expansive walk-in shower. Privacy and luxury combined. 3
Basement
Bedrooms & Flex ZonesOutdoor Connection Done Right
Off the breakfast nook sits a screened-in porch with vaulted ceiling and an outdoor fireplace, flanked by a covered deck and open deck—perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing outdoors. 5
Quick Specs
- Total Heated Living Area: ~4,851 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 5 full + 1 half
- Garage: 3-car, side entry (~947 sq ft unheated) 6
- Stories: 1.5 (Main: ~3,730 sq ft, Upper: ~1,121 sq ft) 7
- Width × Depth: 106′-2″ wide × 87′-4″ deep 8
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a high-quality, upscale Craftsman residence of this size and finish level, expect construction costs in the range of approximately $230–$330 per sq ft.
That yields an estimated build cost of **$1.1 million to $1.6 million USD**, depending on region, site conditions, finish selections and whether the upstairs suites are completed concurrently. (Land and site work not included.)
Why This Plan Works
It hits the trifecta: style, space, and flexibility.
The main-level master wing affords privacy; the open lodge area accommodates family and guests; the additional upper suites (and optional elevator) future-proof the home.
Outdoor living is built in—not an afterthought. Put simply: it’s crafted to live beautifully today and adapt tomorrow.
