This transitional-style plan offers about 3,607 sq ft of elegant, practical living.
It includes up to 5 bedrooms, 5 full + 2 half baths, a dramatic two-story great room, and an optional 547 sq ft bonus room—all blended into a layout that feels both sophisticated and down-to-earth.
Entry & Formal Spaces
A covered front porch leads you inside through French doors.
On one side sits a cozy study/den; on the other, a formal dining room—both thoughtfully placed for balance and utility.
The Heart of the Home: Two-Story Great Room
The living room soars to a 17′ vaulted ceiling, anchored by a fireplace, and opens directly into the kitchen for a sense of flow and grandeur. 2
Kitchen & Service Areas
- Island kitchen: Large central island encourages social cooking and gathering. 3
- Walk-in pantry + scullery + wine room: Smartly tucked, giving you serious storage and staging space. 4
- Mudroom & Laundry: Conveniently placed off the garage, right beside the stair to the bonus room. 5
Master Suite & Guest Wings
The master suite occupies a private wing and features cathedral ceilings, a luxury bath (shower + tub + dual vanities), and a generous walk-in closet. 6
Opposite, three bedrooms each have their own bathrooms—ideal for family or guests.
Bonus Room Flexibility
A staircase near the mudroom leads to a bonus room (≈ 547 sq ft) above the garage. Use it for a media room, home gym, guest suite, or whatever fits your future needs. 8
Outdoor Living
The rear of the home features a covered patio with an outdoor kitchen and a fireplace, making it a dream for entertaining or relaxing in style. 9
Quick Specs
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Heated Area | 3,607 sq ft |
| Bonus Room | 547 sq ft (optional) |
| Bedrooms | Up to 5 |
| Bathrooms | 5 full + 2 half |
| Stories | 1 main level + bonus |
| Garage | 3-car, rear entry (~792 sq ft) 10 |
| Exterior Walls | 2×6 construction 11 |
| Ceiling Height (Main) | 10′ 12 |
| Roof Pitch | 12:12 13 |
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a home of this scale, architectural detail, and high ceilings, construction in the U.S. would likely range between $190–$280 per sq ft. That gives a rough estimate of **$685K–$1.01M USD**, depending on finishes, region, and site costs. 14
Why This Plan Works
- Striking vertical volume in the great room, balanced with practical, livable wings.
- Five bedrooms give flexibility for family, guests, or work-from-home needs.
- The bonus room adds future-proofing without committing to a full second story.
- Outdoor kitchen + covered patio blends indoor/outdoor entertaining beautifully.
- Transitional design that feels timeless—modern touches meet classic home comfort.
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