Spanning 4,087 square feet of heated living area, the Dahlia house plan is a two-story residence requiring a lot width of at least 82 feet and a depth of 70 feet. This layout prioritizes a primary suite on the main level, complemented by an 81-foot-8-inch frontage that establishes a significant horizontal profile. The home is framed by an 8:12 roof pitch, reaching a maximum building height of 35 feet 3 inches.
The first floor encompasses 2,736 square feet, organized around a central great room that maintains direct sightlines to the kitchen and breakfast area. This level contains a dedicated home office, a formal dining room, and a gourmet kitchen equipped with a large island and walk-in pantry. The primary suite occupies a private wing of the main floor, featuring an integrated sitting area and a walk-in closet. An outdoor kitchen located on the oversized lanai facilitates transition between interior and exterior zones.
The second floor provides 1,351 square feet of additional space, housing three secondary bedrooms and a flexible loft area that overlooks the main floor below. A Jack and Jill bathroom serves two of the bedrooms, while a private balcony increases the usable square footage. This level is designed for separation, providing a quiet environment for guests or family members while maintaining a visual connection to the social core of the home.
Structural components include a 3-car garage occupying 808 square feet, contributing to the total structure size of 5,917 square feet. The design utilizes a 6:12 roof pitch for secondary features, ensuring consistent aesthetic lines across the roofline. With a total of 5 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms plus one half-bathroom, the configuration supports multi-generational living or large households requiring distinct zones for work, rest, and entertainment.
Key Features: 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, first-floor primary suite, walk-in pantry, home office, loft, Jack and Jill bathroom, outdoor kitchen, 3-car garage, wet bar.
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