This handsome one-level modern farmhouse delivers approximately 2,525 sq ft of living space, with an adaptable layout offering 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and a convenient half-bath, all grounded by a side-entry 2-car garage.
Exterior & First Impressions
With its clean lines, prominent gables, and a generous front porch, this design nails modern farmhouse curb appeal.
The footprint (≈ 68′ wide × 84′ deep) offers practical scale without sprawling into excess.
Open Living Hub
The heart of the home opens into a spacious great room, seamlessly connected to dining and kitchen zones—and anchored by abundant natural light and thoughtful flow.
Cooking, dining and relaxing happen together without sacrificing comfort.
Kitchen + Pantry + Garage Access
The kitchen is built for more than just meals: it includes a walk-in pantry and direct access to the mudroom/garage zone—perfect for managing daily comings, goings, and the “stuff” that typically sneaks in when life gets busy.
Bedrooms & Flexibility
The layout groups several bedrooms on one side, while the optional “4th” bedroom gives you flexibility—use it as a guest room, office or media space, depending on your needs.
Both full bath zones accommodate everyday life and guest readiness.
Everyday Features That Matter
- Single-level layout = accessibility and future-friendly living.
- Sensible garage placement and flow = less clutter & better transitions.
- Adaptable bedroom count = fit your lifestyle now and offer room later.
- Modern farmhouse aesthetic without sacrificing function.
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
At around 2,525 sq ft, and assuming mid-range finishes and current U.S. pricing, you might expect build costs in the ballpark of $425K-$620K USD, based on a range of ~$170-$245 per sq ft.
Of course, region, site conditions, finishes and design modifications will adjust that number. 6
Why This Plan Works
It hits a sweet spot: large enough for comfort and guests, but manageable in size.
The modern farmhouse style means it’s instantly appealing. And the flexible bedroom/office count gives future adaptability.
Whether you’re building now or later, it’s a smart pick.
