42033 Rossville utilizes a 47-foot wide footprint to deliver 2,596 square feet of heated living area across a two-story traditional craftsman structure. The design prioritizes exterior curb appeal through a 39-square-foot covered front porch, while the 29-foot 1-inch maximum building height maintains a balanced vertical profile. This home is engineered with a slab foundation and utilizes a 7:12 and 6:12 roof pitch to define its exterior geometry.
The first floor encompasses 1,884 square feet, organized around an open-concept core that includes a great room with a fireplace and a kitchen equipped with a walk-in pantry. This level hosts a primary suite for main-floor accessibility, supported by 9-foot ceilings that enhance the scale of the living spaces. A mud room provides a dedicated transition area, while the formal dining room offers a defined space for meals adjacent to the primary social zones.
Occupying 712 square feet, the second floor houses three secondary bedrooms and a flexible den area. The inclusion of a Jack and Jill bathroom configuration on this level optimizes the floor plate for multi-occupant use, ensuring privacy and circulation efficiency. The 8-foot ceiling heights on the upper level create a distinct sense of separation from the primary living area below.
Structural integration includes a side-load two-car garage totaling 565 square feet, which keeps the front elevation clear of vehicle-related features. The 57-foot 8-inch house depth is designed to accommodate standard residential lots while providing a covered back porch for additional outdoor utility. The layout achieves a total of 3 full bathrooms and 1 half bathroom to support the 4-bedroom distribution.
Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor master suite, Jack and Jill bathroom, side-load 2-car garage, walk-in pantry, covered front porch, slab foundation, 2,596 total sq ft.
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