Bali Hai is a 3,329-square-foot French Country residence designed with a 75-foot width and 107-foot depth footprint. The structure is characterized by a high-pitch 12:12 roofline that enhances the vertical profile to a maximum height of 32 feet, providing an imposing exterior presence on large lots.
The interior architecture centers on an open-concept core that integrates the keeping room, formal dining area, and a kitchen equipped with a central island and eating bar. The 10-foot ceiling heights increase the perceived volume of the main living zones, while the adjacent breakfast area provides direct access to the 41-square-foot rear porch. A dedicated game room offers a flexible zone for recreation, separate from the primary living quarters.
A first-floor primary suite provides a private wing with a walk-in closet and a full bathroom. The layout includes two additional bedrooms, each serviced by private bathrooms, ensuring a split-bedroom configuration that maximizes privacy for residents and guests. A utility room and one half-bathroom are positioned to serve as transition points between the public and private areas of the home.
Structural integrity is defined by an 8:12 roof slope and a building design that prioritizes horizontal circulation across the 3,329 square feet of heated living space. The home is engineered to accommodate modern utility needs while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the French Country style through stone and stucco detailing.
A 3-car garage, encompassing 841 square feet, is integrated into the plan to provide substantial storage and vehicle capacity without compromising the front elevation. The combination of the 46-square-foot front porch and the rear veranda facilitates a transition between the interior and exterior environments, optimizing the site for outdoor use.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 half-bathroom, 3,329 sq ft living area, 841 sq ft 3-car garage, 10-foot ceiling height, first-floor primary suite, split-bedroom layout, kitchen island, game room, veranda, French Country architecture.
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