This modern farmhouse plan delivers about 2,926 sq ft of heated living space, with 4 bedrooms (optionally 5), 3 full baths + 1 half bath, and a roomy 3-car garage (with a 2-car option possible). Above the garage is a bonus room (~609 sq ft) ready when you are.
Exterior & Style Appeal
Crisp board-and-batten siding, a wide wrapped front porch, dormers above, and a metal-like roof pitch give this home sharp curb appeal that’s both timeless and clean.
Main Living Zone & Flow
The heart of the house is open: great room, dining, and kitchen intermingle. Vaulted ceiling and large sliding doors bring in light and offer direct access to the outdoor entertaining area.
Kitchen & Pantry Features
The kitchen includes a large island with seating, a walk-in pantry, eating bar, and intuitive access to the mudroom/garage entrance to keep daily life efficient.
Bedroom Layouts & Bonus Room
- The main floor includes four bedrooms (or optionally five depending on configuration).
- The master suite is generous, with dual vanities, a tub + shower, and a huge walk-in closet that connects directly to the laundry—smart flow.
- The bonus room above garage (about 609 sq ft) is flexible: media room, guest quarters, office, you name it.
Porches & Outdoor Connection
A generous front wrap porch sets a welcoming tone while rear sliding doors extend living outward—making indoor/outdoor entertaining a natural step.
Quick Specs
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Heated Area | ~2,926 sq ft |
| Bonus Area | ~609 sq ft above garage |
| Bedrooms | 4 (option for 5) |
| Bathrooms | 3 full + 1 half |
| Garage | 3-car (with 2-car option) ~900 sq ft |
| Porch Area | Front wrap + rear access |
| Width × Depth | 76′ 0″ × 77′ 8″ citeturn0view0 |
| Ceiling Heights | Main: 10′; Bonus: 9′ 4″ citeturn0view0 |
Estimated U.S. Build Cost (USD)
Given the scale, finish, and features of this design, a typical U.S. build with mid-to-upper finishes might run between $175–$260 per sq ft. That puts the estimated construction cost at around **$512K–$761K USD** (excluding land, permits, and site work).
Why This Plan Stands Out
It hits a sweet spot: generous but not extravagant, stylish but functional. The bonus room gives flexibility without blowup, and the smart flow—from master to laundry, kitchen to garage—means this house lives well, not just looks good.
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