The Lancaster 3660 is a Craftsman mountain house plan spanning 2,284 sq ft of heated living area, designed with a 60 ft width and 72 ft 6 in depth to maximize site orientation. This single-level residence features a 21 ft 10 in maximum building height and an 8:12 roof pitch, establishing a profile suitable for both elevated mountain terrain and suburban lots.
The main level centers on an open-concept core where the great room, kitchen, and dining area provide an unobstructed sightline. The kitchen includes a central island with an eating bar and a walk-in pantry, while the nearby mudroom serves as a transition from the garage. A split-bedroom layout ensures the primary suite remains separated from the secondary bedrooms, which share a Jack and Jill bathroom.
A daylight basement adds 1,213 sq ft of finished area to the home, with an additional 1,073 sq ft of unfinished space available for future expansion. Both the main floor and the basement feature 9 ft ceilings, which contribute to a consistent sense of volume throughout the structure. The daylight design allows for natural light penetration, increasing the utility of the lower level for recreation or additional living zones.
Structural integrity is provided by 2x6 wall framing, designed for thermal efficiency and long-term durability. The exterior includes 311 sq ft of covered porch space and an integrated deck, facilitating indoor-outdoor transitions. A front-load 3-car garage provides 825 sq ft of vehicle and storage capacity, maintaining a clean architectural presence while supporting daily utility.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, daylight basement, split-bedroom layout, walk-in pantry, 3-car front-load garage, 2x6 wall framing, covered front porch, and laundry access from the master closet.
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