3061Jz is a Mediterranean-style residence providing 3,061 sq ft of heated, single-level living space. Engineered for expansive lots, the structure requires a building site at least 89'8" wide and 117' deep. The exterior profile is defined by a low-slope 4:12 roof pitch, contributing to a maximum building height of 26'6" while maintaining a traditional architectural aesthetic.
The interior floor plan utilizes a split-bedroom arrangement to isolate the primary suite from secondary bedrooms, ensuring acoustic and spatial privacy. A central great room, featuring an integrated fireplace, serves as the primary social anchor, connecting directly to the kitchen and formal dining areas. Ten-foot ceiling heights throughout the main level enhance the interior volume and allow for improved light penetration into the central living zones.
Designed for multi-functional utility, the home includes a dedicated home office or study and a mudroom located near the primary entry points. The layout incorporates 591 sq ft of deck space, which includes an outdoor fireplace and a built-in outdoor kitchen, facilitating exterior transitions for seasonal use. These features are positioned to complement the interior square footage, extending the usable living area beyond the heated footprint.
Structural integrity is supported by a significant 8-bay side-load garage, which occupies 2,213 sq ft of the total footprint. This garage configuration is optimized for high-capacity vehicle storage or workshop usage without compromising the front façade. The home’s horizontal layout and wide-span construction reflect a design intent focused on maximizing site coverage and providing extensive utility for hobbyists or large-vehicle owners.
Key Features: 3,061 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 8-bay side-load garage, one-story design, split-bedroom layout, 10-foot ceilings, outdoor kitchen, outdoor fireplace, home office, covered front and back porches.
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