If you’ve been looking for a one-level home that skilfully balances openness with a little breathing room (yes, we’re talking closed-concept charm), then let’s talk about this roughly 2,389 sq ft design.
It features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths plus a half bath, and a roomy two-car garage. It’s built for modern living without losing the sense of defined spaces.
Curb Appeal & Welcome Home
Right from the front you’ll notice the soothing proportions—about 69′-2″ wide and 61′-6″ deep, giving it a gracious footprint without feeling gargantuan.
A welcoming foyer sets the tone, flanked by a formal dining room on one side and a versatile flex space (library, office, craft hideout—your call) on the other.
The kind of design that says “workdays and weekend me-time both live here.”
Living That’s Open—but Not Too Open
The great room, kitchen, and breakfast nook share real estate in a nice open flow—but because the plan keeps certain rooms defined (hello flex room, formal dining), you don’t get that “everything is one room” feeling.
If you secretly crave a little serenity separate from the kitchen chaos, this is your win.
Kitchen + Pantry + Practicality
The kitchen comes with a central island (ideal for casual meals or morning coffee traffic), a breakfast nook for the kids/homework/extra coffee runs, and most importantly: direct access from the garage and the laundry/mud space.
Yes, you can unload groceries and sidestep the pile-up in the foyer. Also: walk-in closet from the master straight into laundry? Check.
Master Suite That Gets It
Private and tucked away on one side of the home, the master suite features a tray ceiling (fancy), a spa-like bathroom with separate tub and shower, and a walk-in closet that connects to the laundry room.
Efficiency never looked so relaxed. Two other bedrooms are split on the opposite wing—privacy for everyone, fewer collisions in the hallway.
Flex Room = Your Choice
Office? Guest room? Craft studio? Media hideout? This room off the entry zone gives you flexibility. In a world where “we need one more room” becomes a weekly family discussion, this covers your bulletproof plan. You’re welcome. ☕
Porches, Garage & Extra Features
A covered rear porch adds that indoor-outdoor feel without expanding your inside square footage. The attached two-car garage (~666 sq ft) is side-entry style, which helps the curb feel cleaner and the lot feel roomy. 7
Quick Specs
- Total Heated Area: ~2,389 sq ft (one level) 8
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2 full + 1 half
- Garage: 2-car (~666 sq ft) 9
- Dimensions: 69′-2″ wide × 61′-6″ deep 10
- Roof Ridge Height: ~26′-4″ (so no basement-tower feeling) 11
- Style: New American with a closed-concept twist (rooms defined, not sprawling) 12
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a home like this—moderately sized, quality finishes, smart layout—you’d be looking at roughly about $170-$240 per sq ft depending on region, finishes, and site conditions. That yields an approximate range of **$406K-$574K USD**. Land, site work, permits, furniture and appliances not included. (Just sayin’.)
Why This Plan Works
Because it gives you *both*: defined spaces for quiet, flexibility for modern life, and an interior that flows easily—without being one big “everything in the room” blob. Whether you’re working from home, hosting friends, or just loving weekend downtime—this plan handles that spectrum. And the flex room? Means you only pay once for the “one more room” you always needed.
A Light Joke Because Why Not
If you think “closed-concept” sounds like keeping the door shut a lot—fear not. This plan keeps the flow open where it counts (kitchen-great room), but gives you room to breathe, hide from dish duty, or say “yes, I have an office” without feeling like you just added a closet. It’s the adult version of “yes, you can have both freedom and structure.”
