The Transitional House Plan spans 2,292 square feet of heated living space on the main level, providing a balanced single-story footprint for wider lots. With a width of 79 ft 6 in and a depth of 62 ft 8 in, this design prioritizes horizontal circulation while incorporating a sophisticated roofline defined by 14:12 and 9:12 pitches. The exterior profile is enhanced by a side-load 3-car garage, keeping the primary frontage clear of vehicle storage.

Inside, the open-concept core centers on a great room anchored by a fireplace, which facilitates direct sightlines to the kitchen and dining zones. The kitchen is organized around a large island and an integrated eating bar, supported by a walk-in pantry to maintain clean countertops. This central living area connects directly to a 245-square-foot covered rear porch, extending the living space outdoors for year-round utility.

The floor plan utilizes a split-bedroom configuration to increase privacy, placing the primary suite in its own dedicated wing. This suite features a private bath with a double vanity and a walk-in closet. Two secondary bedrooms are positioned on the opposite side of the home, sharing a full bathroom. A centrally located mud room and laundry room provide necessary service zones that manage household traffic efficiently.

Structural versatility is built into the design through optional expansion areas. A 520-square-foot bonus room offers space for a home office or media retreat, while an optional 1,046-square-foot finished basement allows for significant future growth. With 9-foot ceilings throughout the main level and a maximum building height of 24 feet, the interior maintains a consistent sense of volume and scale.

Key Features: 2,292 sq ft main level, 3-car side-load garage, split-bedroom layout, first-floor primary suite, great room with fireplace, kitchen island, walk-in pantry, mud room, covered rear porch, optional bonus room, optional finished basement.

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