Contemporary SM164 is a single-story ranch house plan providing 1,801 square feet of heated living space, optimized for a 47-foot 11-inch width and 69-foot 6-inch depth lot. This residence features a low-profile 3:12 roof pitch and a maximum building height of 20 feet 1 inch, delivering a modern aesthetic while maintaining a compact, manageable footprint. The inclusion of a covered front porch and a rear porch adds 342 square feet of exterior transition space.
The interior layout centers on an open-concept core, where the great room, dining area, and kitchen converge to maximize usable floor area. Ten-foot ceilings throughout the main living zone amplify the sense of volume, while a centrally positioned fireplace provides a structural anchor for the living space. A dedicated kitchen island and a walk-in pantry support meal preparation and storage, ensuring that the kitchen remains a productive hub within the home.
Privacy is managed through a split-bedroom layout that separates the primary suite from the two secondary bedrooms. The primary suite serves as a private wing, equipped with an en-suite bathroom featuring a double vanity and a walk-in closet. By isolating the primary suite from the secondary quarters, the plan provides acoustic separation and increased individual comfort for all occupants.
Structural efficiency is built into the design, which includes a mud room with direct access to the 593-square-foot two-car garage. A dedicated first-floor laundry room is positioned to reduce circulation paths throughout the home. With 1,801 square feet of total living area and a total footprint of 2,736 square feet, the plan prioritizes efficient, single-level living without the need for vertical transitions.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,801 sq ft living area, split-bedroom layout, 10-foot ceilings, 2-car front-load garage, covered front and rear porches, open-concept floor plan, walk-in pantry, mud room, first-floor laundry room.
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