This impressive 3,360 square foot Craftsman home is designed for homeowners who want generous one-story living, four to five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a three-car garage, multiple flexible spaces, and an outdoor living setup that feels like a natural extension of the house.
The layout combines a spacious open floor plan with a private owner’s suite, split bedrooms, a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, study, sitting room, mudroom, main-level laundry, formal entertaining areas, a large kitchen island, walk-in pantry, front porch, rear porch, screened porch, outdoor fireplace, and a substantial bonus room.
All 3,360 square feet of heated living space is located on the first floor. Above the main living level is an impressive 1,018-square-foot bonus room, creating substantial additional flexible space without changing the home’s main-floor bedroom arrangement.
The home also includes approximately 910 square feet of unheated three-car garage space.
The overall footprint measures approximately 89 feet 6 inches wide by 78 feet deep, with a maximum height of approximately 32 feet 4 inches. The main roof has a dramatic 12:12 pitch, giving the exterior a strong Craftsman presence and substantial vertical character.
Inside, the home is organized around a practical split-bedroom arrangement. The owner’s suite occupies its own private area, while the secondary bedrooms are positioned separately. The central great room, kitchen, dining areas, and outdoor living spaces create a social core designed for both everyday family life and entertaining.
And with 1,018 square feet of bonus space upstairs, the house has enough flexibility to accommodate hobbies, games, movies, guests, teenagers, or whatever new obsession the family discovers next year.
Exterior & First Impressions
The exterior combines traditional Craftsman character with a generous modern family-home footprint.
The steep 12:12 roof pitch gives the house a prominent roofline, while the broad footprint creates a substantial presence from the street.
The exterior features:
- Craftsman architectural style
- Covered front porch
- Covered rear porch
- Screened porch
- Outdoor fireplace
- Three-car side-entry garage
- 910 sq ft garage area
- 89 ft 6 in overall width
- 78 ft overall depth
- 32 ft 4 in maximum height
- 12:12 main roof pitch
- 10-foot first-floor ceilings
The side-entry garage is an especially attractive feature for the front elevation.
Instead of placing three garage doors directly toward the street, the garage is positioned to the side, allowing the main facade to focus on the Craftsman architecture and covered porch.
The result is a home that looks residential and welcoming rather than dominated by vehicles.
Entry & Interior Flow
The foyer creates a defined arrival point before opening toward the home’s main living areas.
The first floor includes:
- 4–5 bedrooms
- 4 full bathrooms
- Main-level owner’s suite
- Split-bedroom layout
- Foyer
- Open floor plan
- Great room
- Fireplace
- Kitchen island
- Walk-in pantry
- Study
- Sitting room
- Mudroom
- Main-level laundry
- Front porch
- Rear porch
- Screened porch
- Outdoor fireplace
- Three-car side-entry garage
- 1,018 sq ft bonus room
The split-bedroom arrangement is particularly effective for a home of this size.
The owner’s suite remains separated from the secondary bedroom wing, while the central living areas bring the household together.
This creates a useful balance between privacy and connection.
Great Room – Spacious Central Gathering Space
The great room is the heart of the home.
Its open relationship with the kitchen and surrounding living spaces makes it ideal for family life and entertaining.
The great room includes a fireplace, creating a natural focal point for the room.
It can accommodate:
- Large sectional sofa
- Accent chairs
- Television or media center
- Coffee table
- Built-in storage
- Decorative furniture
- Family gathering areas
The open floor plan allows the great room to visually connect with the kitchen and dining spaces.
This means the homeowner can prepare food while remaining connected to guests or family members.
The large scale of the home also gives the living room enough room for substantial furniture without making circulation feel cramped.
Kitchen – Island, Pantry & Open Living
The kitchen is positioned at the center of the home’s social spaces.
Its major features include:
- Large kitchen island
- Walk-in pantry
- Extensive cabinet storage
- Generous countertop workspace
- Open connection to great room
- Convenient relationship with dining areas
The large kitchen island provides an important gathering point.
It can function as a food-preparation surface, serving station, breakfast counter, homework area, or casual seating zone.
The walk-in pantry adds another layer of storage, keeping bulk food items, small appliances, cookware, and household supplies organized away from the main kitchen.
For a large family home, a pantry of this type is almost less of a luxury and more of a peace treaty between the homeowner and the kitchen cabinets.
Dining & Entertaining
The open central arrangement provides several opportunities for dining and entertaining.
The main dining area can accommodate a substantial table for family meals, holidays, and gatherings.
The relationship between the kitchen, dining space, and great room means that larger events can flow naturally from one area to another.
This is particularly valuable in a 3,360-square-foot home because the design does not force entertaining into one isolated room.
Guests can move between the kitchen, living area, dining space, porch, and outdoor areas.
Owner’s Suite – Private Main-Level Retreat
The owner’s suite occupies its own private portion of the first floor.
The plan specifically provides a main-level owner’s suite within the split-bedroom arrangement.
The suite provides:
- Main-level owner’s bedroom
- Private bathroom
- Large closet space
- Privacy from secondary bedrooms
- Convenient access to main living areas
Because the owner’s suite is located on the first floor, the homeowners can enjoy convenient access to the kitchen, great room, laundry, and outdoor living spaces without using stairs.
This also makes the home more adaptable for long-term living.
Primary Bathroom – Private Owner’s Bath
The owner’s suite includes a private full bathroom.
The bathroom provides a dedicated space for the homeowners while the remaining full bathrooms serve family members and guests.
The home has four full bathrooms in total, giving the 4–5 bedroom arrangement excellent bathroom capacity.
That means fewer morning negotiations over who gets the shower first.
Secondary Bedrooms – Flexible 4–5 Bedroom Configuration
The home is designed around 4–5 bedrooms, providing considerable flexibility.
The secondary rooms can accommodate:
- Children
- Teenagers
- Guests
- Extended family
- Home offices
- Study rooms
- Hobby rooms
The split-bedroom layout keeps these rooms separated from the owner’s suite.
This creates privacy for the homeowners while maintaining convenient access to the central living areas.
The fifth-bedroom potential also makes the design particularly attractive to larger families.
If five bedrooms are not needed, one of the spaces can become an office, hobby room, exercise room, library, or additional sitting space.
Jack-and-Jill Bathroom – Efficient Bedroom-Wing Design
A Jack-and-Jill bathroom serves two of the secondary bedrooms.
This arrangement provides direct bathroom access without requiring each bedroom to have a separate ensuite.
The Jack-and-Jill setup is particularly useful for:
- Siblings
- Children
- Teenagers
- Guests
- Family members sharing the bedroom wing
It provides privacy between bedrooms while keeping the plumbing arrangement relatively efficient.
Additional Full Bathrooms
The home provides a total of four full bathrooms.
This is a major advantage for a house with four to five bedrooms.
The bathroom arrangement allows multiple household members to get ready at the same time without turning the morning routine into a small-scale diplomatic summit.
Guests can also have convenient bathroom access without necessarily using the owner’s private bathroom.
Study – Dedicated Workspace
The first floor includes a dedicated study.
This provides an excellent space for:
- Home office
- Remote work
- Study area
- Reading room
- Library
- Private workspace
Because the study is a dedicated room, it can be separated from the more active family areas.
That is especially valuable for homeowners who work from home and need a quieter environment.
Sitting Room – Additional Flexible Living
The plan also includes a sitting room.
This space provides another flexible area away from the main great room.
Possible uses include:
- Reading room
- Quiet conversation area
- Adult retreat
- Music room
- Small library
- Additional family sitting space
The sitting room helps the home avoid having every family member gather in the same room all day.
Sometimes a house needs a second living area simply so somebody can watch something different on television.
Mudroom – Family Organization Center
The mudroom provides a practical transition between the garage and the home’s interior.
It can handle:
- Shoes
- Coats
- Backpacks
- Sports equipment
- Outdoor clothing
- Shopping bags
- Household equipment
With three garage bays and a large family-oriented layout, the mudroom becomes particularly useful.
It prevents the main foyer and kitchen from becoming collection points for everyone’s belongings.
Laundry – Main-Level Convenience
Laundry is located on the main floor.
This is particularly useful because all of the primary bedroom functions remain accessible without requiring stairs.
The laundry area provides:
- Main-level laundry
- Convenient access from bedrooms
- Easy household circulation
- Efficient clothing-care workflow
Keeping laundry on the main floor makes the home practical for families and adaptable for long-term living.
Bonus Room – 1,018 Sq. Ft. of Flexible Space
One of the home’s biggest advantages is the enormous 1,018-square-foot bonus room.
That is not a tiny bonus room tucked behind a closet.
That is a legitimate additional living zone.
The bonus room can become:
- Home theater
- Game room
- Teen retreat
- Home gym
- Playroom
- Hobby studio
- Creative workspace
- Additional guest area
- Entertainment room
- Large storage area
Because the main floor already provides four to five bedrooms, the bonus room can be dedicated almost entirely to recreation and flexible living.
A homeowner could create separate zones within it, such as a television area, gaming area, exercise corner, and hobby space.
Alternatively, the entire 1,018 square feet could be designed as one large entertainment room.
The possibilities are enormous.
Front Porch – Craftsman Welcome
The covered front porch gives the house its welcoming Craftsman character.
It creates:
- Protected entry
- Outdoor seating potential
- Architectural depth
- Weather protection
- Traditional curb appeal
The broad footprint gives the front elevation enough space to support a substantial porch without making it feel squeezed between the garage and exterior walls.
The porch can accommodate chairs, benches, planters, outdoor lighting, and seasonal decorations.
Rear Porch – Outdoor Living Extension
The rear porch provides another outdoor living area connected with the home.
It can be used for:
- Outdoor seating
- Casual dining
- Grilling
- Family gatherings
- Relaxation
- Backyard entertaining
The rear porch extends the living experience beyond the conditioned interior.
It gives the family another place to spread out during gatherings.
Screened Porch – Bug-Free Outdoor Living
One of the more attractive features is the inclusion of a screened porch.
A screened porch allows homeowners to enjoy fresh air while reducing exposure to insects.
It can become:
- Outdoor sitting room
- Morning coffee space
- Reading area
- Dining area
- Evening relaxation zone
- Entertainment space
For homeowners who enjoy outdoor living but do not want to spend every evening negotiating with mosquitoes, this is an excellent addition.
Outdoor Fireplace – Backyard Focal Point
The outdoor living area includes an outdoor fireplace.
It provides a natural focal point for the rear outdoor space and can create a comfortable gathering area during cooler evenings.
The fireplace can be surrounded by:
- Outdoor sofas
- Armchairs
- Fireplace seating
- Coffee tables
- Decorative lighting
- Outdoor dining furniture
Combined with the rear porch and screened porch, it creates a layered outdoor living environment rather than simply a patio behind the house.
Garage – 910 Sq. Ft. Three-Car Side-Entry Garage
The home includes a substantial 910-square-foot three-car garage.
This provides:
- Three-car parking
- 910 sq ft of unheated space
- Side-entry configuration
- Storage capacity
- Workshop potential
- Bicycle storage
- Lawn equipment storage
- Tool storage
A garage of this size can do much more than house three vehicles.
Part of it can be organized as a workshop.
Another portion can accommodate lawn equipment, bicycles, seasonal decorations, tools, cabinets, or recreational equipment.
The side-entry configuration also keeps the front facade visually focused on the Craftsman architecture.
Storage – Designed for a Large Household
Storage is distributed throughout the house.
The design includes:
- Walk-in pantry
- Bedroom closets
- Mudroom storage
- Garage storage
- Bonus-room potential
- Kitchen cabinetry
The walk-in pantry handles food and kitchen equipment.
The mudroom handles daily family belongings.
The garage handles bulky items.
The bonus room can provide additional storage if the homeowner chooses not to finish all of it as living space.
This layered approach keeps storage from overwhelming the main living rooms.
Foundation & Structural Options
The home offers several foundation configurations.
Available options include:
- Crawlspace foundation
- Slab foundation
- Basement foundation
A crawlspace can provide accessible space beneath the home for utilities and maintenance.
A slab can provide a straightforward foundation solution where local site conditions allow.
A basement creates additional potential for storage or future living space, although it requires excavation, concrete, waterproofing, drainage, stairs, and additional structural work.
The standard exterior framing is 2×4 wood construction, with a paid 2×6 conversion available.
The 2×6 option provides deeper exterior wall cavities for insulation but increases framing and material costs.
Dimensions & Structural Details
- Total heated area: 3,360 sq ft
- First floor: 3,360 sq ft
- Bonus room: 1,018 sq ft
- Garage: 910 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 4–5
- Full bathrooms: 4
- Half bathrooms: 0
- Stories: 1 main floor plus bonus room
- Garage: 3-car side entry
- Width: 89 ft 6 in
- Depth: 78 ft
- Maximum height: 32 ft 4 in
- First-floor ceiling: 10 ft
- Main roof pitch: 12:12
- Exterior framing: 2×4 wood
- Optional framing: 2×6 conversion
- Foundation options: Crawlspace, slab or basement
- Design style: Craftsman
Functional Features That Make Life Better
- One-story main living
- 4–5 bedroom flexibility
- Four full bathrooms
- Split-bedroom layout
- Main-level owner’s suite
- Jack-and-Jill bathroom
- Fireplace
- Foyer
- Kitchen island
- Walk-in pantry
- Open floor plan
- Main-level laundry
- Mudroom
- Study
- Sitting room
- 1,018 sq ft bonus room
- Covered front porch
- Covered rear porch
- Screened porch
- Outdoor fireplace
- 910 sq ft three-car garage
- Side-entry garage
- 10-foot first-floor ceilings
- 12:12 roof pitch
- Crawlspace foundation option
- Slab foundation option
- Basement foundation option
- Optional 2×6 exterior framing
Quick Specs
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| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Heated Area | 3,360 sq ft |
| First Floor | 3,360 sq ft |
| Bonus Room | 1,018 sq ft |
| Garage | 910 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4–5 |
| Bathrooms | 4 full |
| Stories | 1 main floor + bonus room |
| Bedroom Layout | Split bedrooms |
| Primary Suite | Main level |
| Bathroom Arrangement | 4 full bathrooms including Jack-and-Jill |
| Living | Open floor plan with fireplace |
| Kitchen | Large island and walk-in pantry |
| Study | Included |
| Sitting Room | Included |
| Mudroom | Included |
| Laundry | Main level |
| Bonus | 1,018 sq ft |
| Front Porch | Included |
| Rear Porch | Included |
| Screened Porch | Included |
| Outdoor Fireplace | Included |
| Garage | 3-car side entry |
| Garage Area | 910 sq ft |
| Width | 89 ft 6 in |
| Depth | 78 ft |
| Maximum Height | 32 ft 4 in |
| First-Floor Ceiling | 10 ft |
| Main Roof Pitch | 12:12 |
| Exterior Framing |
