Grady 1 is a two-story traditional home spanning 1,800 square feet of heated living space, engineered specifically for narrow lots with its 34-foot width and 54-foot depth footprint. The structure is defined by a steep 10:12 roof pitch, which provides a distinct vertical profile and maximizes curb appeal while accommodating a 23-foot maximum building height.
The main level encompasses 1,220 square feet, anchored by an open-concept living core that integrates the kitchen and dining areas. A dedicated home office provides a quiet workspace, while the primary suite occupies the first floor for accessibility. This layout includes a walk-in pantry and a laundry room with direct access from the master closet to streamline daily routines. A 272-square-foot covered front porch and a 340-square-foot covered rear porch expand the usable living area for seasonal outdoor transitions.
Occupying 580 square feet, the second level contains two secondary bedrooms and a full bathroom, suitable for guests or a private retreat. Both the first and second floors feature 8-foot ceiling heights, maintaining a consistent scale throughout the interior. The home is constructed with 2x4 wall framing and utilizes a crawl space foundation to accommodate varied site topography.
The exterior architecture is supported by a mix of 10:12 and 4:12 roof pitches, contributing to the structural rhythm of the facade. With 2 full bathrooms and 1 half bathroom, the floor plan prioritizes efficient plumbing placement and circulation. The design emphasizes a clear separation between social zones and private sleeping quarters, ensuring the interior remains organized across its two-story configuration.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor primary suite, home office, walk-in pantry, laundry room with closet access, covered front porch, covered rear porch, crawl space foundation, 1,800 sq ft total living area.
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