This beautifully designed 1,889 square foot Craftsman home combines classic architectural character, efficient one-story living, four comfortable bedrooms, an open-concept gathering area, a practical mudroom, and generous outdoor entertaining potential into a home that feels both welcoming and highly functional.
The home includes 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a private main-level primary suite, a split-bedroom layout, a spacious living room with a fireplace and built-in shelving, a large kitchen island, walk-in pantry, dedicated dining room, main-level laundry, mudroom, covered front porch, rear porch with outdoor-kitchen potential, and an attached 2-car front-entry garage.
All 1,889 square feet of heated living space are located on the first floor.
That makes the home especially appealing to families who want four bedrooms without sacrificing the convenience of one-story living.
There is no upstairs bedroom maze.
No hauling laundry baskets up and down stairs.
No complicated circulation.
Everything important is right where you need it.
The home also uses a split-bedroom arrangement, keeping the primary suite separate from the three secondary bedrooms.
It is compact enough to remain efficient but generous enough to support a growing family.
And with a rear porch designed with room for an outdoor kitchen, the backyard has the potential to become one of the most enjoyable parts of the entire property.
Exterior & First Impressions
From the outside, the home delivers a classic Craftsman appearance with vertical board-and-batten siding, multiple gabled rooflines, strong architectural accents, and welcoming covered porch areas.
It features:
- Classic Craftsman exterior styling
- Vertical board-and-batten siding
- Multiple front gables
- Covered front porch
- Bump-out side porch
- Rear porch
- Attached 2-car front-entry garage
- Large roof overhangs
- Strong 9:12 main roof pitch
- Large windows
- One-story configuration
- Balanced 67 ft 2 in width
- 57 ft 6 in overall depth
The exterior has the kind of Craftsman character that comes from architectural structure rather than excessive decoration.
The multiple gables give the roofline dimension.
The vertical siding creates texture.
The covered front porch provides a welcoming arrival point.
And the smaller bump-out side porch adds another layer of outdoor personality.
The rear porch is designed for more than simply looking attractive.
It provides space for outdoor living and even has room for an outdoor kitchen.
That turns the back of the home into a potential entertaining headquarters.
The two-car garage is positioned at the front and provides convenient vehicle access while remaining integrated into the overall facade.
Entry & Interior Flow
From the covered front porch, French doors open into the foyer, creating a welcoming transition into the interior.
The foyer connects naturally with the dining room and living room, immediately establishing the home’s open and social character.
Inside, you’ll find:
- Welcoming foyer
- French-door entry
- Open floor plan
- Split-bedroom arrangement
- Four bedrooms
- Two full bathrooms
- Main-level primary suite
- Dedicated dining room
- Large living room
- Fireplace with built-in shelving
- Large kitchen island
- Walk-in pantry
- Main-level laundry
- Mudroom
- Covered front porch
- Side porch
- Rear porch
- Outdoor kitchen potential
- 2-car front-entry garage
The circulation is simple and intuitive.
Guests enter through the foyer and can move directly toward the dining and living spaces.
The kitchen sits conveniently near the dining room.
The living room remains connected to the kitchen.
The secondary bedrooms are grouped together.
The primary suite occupies the opposite side of the home.
And the mudroom provides a practical transition between the garage and interior.
It is a floor plan that keeps everyday movement short.
Which is exactly what you want when you are carrying groceries in one hand, a child in the other, and somehow trying not to step on the Lego waiting patiently on the floor.
Great Room – 10-Foot Ceiling, Fireplace & Built-In Shelving
The living room serves as the central gathering space and features a 10-foot ceiling, fireplace, built-in shelving, and tall rear windows.
It includes:
- 10-foot ceiling
- Fireplace focal point
- Built-in shelving
- Tall rear windows
- Open connection to kitchen
- Connection to dining area
- Flexible furniture arrangement
- Strong natural-light potential
The fireplace gives the room a strong visual anchor.
The built-in shelving adds storage and display space without requiring additional furniture.
And the tall rear windows allow natural light to become a major part of the living experience.
The 10-foot ceiling also helps the room feel larger than its square footage suggests.
This is important in a 1,889-square-foot home.
Instead of relying entirely on a larger footprint, the design creates volume through ceiling height and openness.
The room can easily accommodate everyday family life.
Movie nights.
Quiet evenings.
Holiday gatherings.
Birthday parties.
And those mysterious weekends when everyone is home at once and the living room suddenly becomes the official headquarters of the household.
Kitchen – Large Island, Walk-In Pantry & Plenty of Storage
The kitchen is one of the home’s strongest functional areas, combining a large island, generous cabinetry, a walk-in pantry, and an open relationship with the living and dining spaces.
It features:
- Large center island
- High-top seating potential
- Generous countertop workspace
- Large window over the sink
- Walk-in pantry
- Abundant cabinet storage
- Open connection to living room
- Convenient dining access
- Rear porch access
The large center island provides plenty of space for food preparation while also creating comfortable seating for casual meals.
It can become the breakfast bar.
The homework counter.
The serving station.
The coffee headquarters.
Or the place where everyone puts their keys even though there is a perfectly good table approximately six feet away.
The large window over the sink brings natural light into the work area.
The walk-in pantry provides additional storage for groceries, appliances, and kitchen supplies.
And because the kitchen opens directly toward the living room, cooking remains a social activity rather than a separate chore hidden behind a wall.
The rear porch is also accessible from the kitchen area, making outdoor entertaining particularly convenient.
Dining Room – Traditional Character with Open-Plan Convenience
The home includes a dedicated dining room positioned near the foyer and kitchen.
It offers:
- Dedicated dining space
- 10-foot ceiling
- Front-facing windows
- Views toward the front porch
- Immediate kitchen access
- Connection with the foyer
- Flexible table placement
The dining room has a slightly more defined character than the open kitchen and living areas.
Its 10-foot ceiling gives it a spacious feel.
The front-facing windows provide natural light and a visual connection with the front porch.
At the same time, the room remains close to the kitchen for easy serving.
It can work for everyday family meals or larger gatherings.
Holiday dinners fit naturally here.
So do Sunday lunches.
And those meals where somebody insists they are “just making something simple” before producing enough food to require two tables.
Primary Suite – Private Main-Level Retreat
The primary suite is positioned on the opposite side of the home from the secondary bedrooms, creating a strong sense of privacy.
It includes:
- Main-level primary bedroom
- 9-foot ceiling
- Two windows
- Private ensuite bathroom
- Large walk-in closet
- Split-bedroom privacy
- Convenient relationship with the laundry room
The 9-foot ceiling gives the primary bedroom a comfortable sense of volume without making the room feel excessively formal.
Two windows provide natural light.
The split-bedroom configuration means the homeowners are separated from the three secondary bedrooms.
That is particularly useful for families with children.
The primary suite can remain peaceful while the rest of the household occupies the opposite side of the house.
It is a small architectural decision with a very large effect on everyday comfort.
Primary Bathroom – Spa-Like Private Retreat
The primary bathroom is one of the home’s most luxurious spaces relative to its overall size.
Behind barn-style doors, the bathroom includes:
- 6-foot-deep soaking tub
- Separate shower
- Two separate sinks
- Private toilet area
- Large walk-in closet access
- Private connection to the primary suite
The 6-foot-deep soaking tub provides a relaxing focal point.
The separate shower gives the homeowners a practical everyday bathing option.
Two separate sinks create useful personal space for couples.
And the private toilet area adds another layer of privacy.
The large walk-in closet completes the suite by providing substantial clothing and storage capacity.
This is not simply a bathroom designed to tick boxes.
It feels like a genuine private retreat.
Additional Bedrooms – Three Comfortable Family & Guest Rooms
The home includes three secondary bedrooms, grouped together on the opposite side of the home from the primary suite.
Each secondary bedroom provides:
- 9-foot ceiling
- Window for natural light
- Ample closet space
- Flexible furniture arrangement
- Convenient access to the shared bathroom
Grouping the three secondary bedrooms together creates an efficient family zone.
Children can occupy this side of the house while the primary suite remains private.
The bedrooms can also serve as guest rooms, home offices, study rooms, or hobby spaces.
Because the home has four bedrooms total, the layout can adapt to different household sizes.
A family might use all four bedrooms for sleeping.
Another household might use one as an office.
Another might turn one into a dedicated hobby room.
The floor plan does not dictate how every room must live forever.
Shared Bathroom – Dual Vanities & Tub/Shower Combination
The three secondary bedrooms share a full bathroom designed around practical family use.
It includes:
- Dual vanities
- Tub and shower combination
- Hall access
- Convenient location near secondary bedrooms
- Family-friendly layout
The dual vanities are especially useful for busy households.
Two people can get ready at the same time without fighting for exactly the same sink.
The tub and shower combination provides flexibility for children, teenagers, and guests.
And the bathroom’s location within the secondary bedroom zone keeps circulation simple.
Mudroom – The Household’s First Line of Defense Against Clutter
The home includes a dedicated mudroom located directly off the garage.
It provides:
- Garage-to-home transition
- Space for shoes and coats
- Storage opportunities
- Family gear organization
- Convenient daily circulation
The mudroom is one of those rooms that may not appear glamorous in a rendering but becomes incredibly valuable once a family moves in.
Shoes can stay here.
Coats can stay here.
Backpacks can stay here.
Sports equipment can stay here.
Mud can stay here.
Ideally.
That keeps the main living spaces cleaner and prevents the entry from becoming an archaeological site of shoes, bags, jackets, and objects nobody claims ownership of.
Laundry Room – Practical Utility & Storage
The home includes a spacious main-level laundry room with enough room for built-in shelving, utility storage, and folding clothes.
It provides:
- Main-level laundry
- Built-in shelving potential
- Utility storage
- Folding counter potential
- Convenient household location
- Easy connection with the mudroom and bedroom areas
The laundry room is designed to perform several functions rather than simply holding a washer and dryer.
Shelving can store detergents, cleaning supplies, linens, and household items.
A folding counter can make sorting and organizing clothes much easier.
And its location near the mudroom creates a logical path from garage to laundry to the rest of the house.
It is practical planning doing its job quietly.
Outdoor Living – Front Porches, Rear Porch & Outdoor Kitchen
Outdoor living plays an important role in the home’s Craftsman character.
The design includes a covered front porch, bump-out side porch, and spacious rear porch with room for an outdoor kitchen.
It offers:
- Covered front porch
- Bump-out side porch
- Spacious rear porch
- Outdoor kitchen potential
- Outdoor dining opportunities
- Outdoor seating potential
- Strong indoor-outdoor entertaining connection
- Multiple outdoor gathering zones
The front porch provides a welcoming arrival space.
The bump-out side porch adds another small outdoor zone that could work for decorating, seating, or seasonal displays.
The rear porch is the real outdoor-living star.
Its layout provides room for an outdoor kitchen, making it possible to create a dedicated backyard cooking and entertaining area.
Imagine grilling dinner outside while guests gather nearby.
The kitchen remains close.
The living room remains accessible.
The dining room is only a few steps away.
And suddenly the backyard feels like another part of the house rather than an empty patch of grass.
Garage & Storage Features
The attached 2-car front-entry garage provides approximately 547 square feet of unheated space.
It offers:
- Parking for two vehicles
- 547 sq ft garage area
- Front-entry configuration
- Storage potential
- Workshop potential
- Space for bicycles and equipment
- Overhead garage window
- Convenient access to the mudroom
The overhead garage window is a useful touch because it allows natural light into the garage.
At approximately 547 square feet, the garage provides enough space for two vehicles while still allowing room for storage and household equipment.
Its direct relationship with the mudroom creates a practical transition between vehicle storage and the interior.
The garage begins life as a place for cars.
Then, naturally, it acquires bicycles, tools, lawn equipment, sports gear, seasonal decorations, and approximately fourteen boxes labeled “miscellaneous.”
The plan at least gives those things somewhere to go.
Foundation & Structural Flexibility
The home offers several foundation configurations, allowing it to adapt to different lots and construction conditions.
Available options include:
- Slab foundation
- Crawlspace foundation
- Basement foundation
The basement option is unfinished, providing potential for future storage or additional living space depending on local building requirements and the homeowner’s needs.
The standard exterior framing uses 2×4 wood construction, with an optional 2×6 conversion available.
The 2×6 option provides additional wall depth for insulation and can be useful when adapting the home to different climate conditions or energy-efficiency requirements.
Dimensions & Structural Details
- Total heated area: 1,889 sq ft
- Main level: 1,889 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 4
- Full bathrooms: 2
- Half bathrooms: 0
- Stories: 1
- Garage: 2-car front-entry
- Garage area: 547 sq ft
- Width: 67 ft 2 in
- Depth: 57 ft 6 in
- Maximum height: 22 ft 7 in
- First-floor ceiling: 10 ft
- Primary bedroom ceiling: 9 ft
- Secondary bedroom ceilings: 9 ft
- Main roof pitch: 9:12
- Exterior framing: 2×4 wood
- Optional framing: 2×6 conversion
- Foundation options: Slab, crawlspace or basement
- Design style: Craftsman
Functional Features That Make Life Better
- One-story living
- Four-bedroom layout
- Two full bathrooms
- Split-bedroom arrangement
- Main-level primary suite
- 9-foot primary bedroom ceiling
- 9-foot secondary bedroom ceilings
- Large primary walk-in closet
- 6-foot-deep soaking tub
- Separate primary shower
- Dual primary bathroom sinks
- Private toilet area
- Dual secondary bathroom vanities
- 10-foot living room ceiling
- Fireplace with built-in shelving
- Large kitchen island
- Walk-in pantry
- Dedicated dining room
- Main-level laundry
- Built-in laundry storage potential
- Mudroom off garage
- Covered front porch
- Bump-out side porch
- Rear porch
- Outdoor kitchen potential
- 2-car front-entry garage
- 547 sq ft garage
- Optional 2×6 exterior framing
- Multiple foundation options
Quick Specs
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Heated Area | 1,889 sq ft |
| Main Level | 1,889 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 2 full |
| Stories | 1 |
| Bedroom Layout | Split bedrooms |
| Primary Suite | Main level |
| Primary Bathroom | Soaking tub, separate shower, dual sinks & private toilet |
| Primary Closet | Large walk-in closet |
| Secondary Bedrooms | 3 |
| Secondary Bathroom | Dual vanities & tub/shower |
| Living Room | 10-ft ceiling, fireplace & built-ins |
| Kitchen | Large island & walk-in pantry |
| Dining | Dedicated dining room |
| Laundry | Main level |
| Mudroom | Garage-connected |
| Outdoor Living | Front porch, side porch & rear porch |
| Outdoor Kitchen | Rear porch potential |
| Garage | 2-car front-entry |
| Garage Area | 547 sq ft |
| Width | 67 ft 2 in |
| Depth | 57 ft 6 in |
| Maximum Height | 22 ft 7 in |
| First-Floor Ceiling | 10 ft |
