Little Oak Enclosed Dining is a two-story coastal cottage encompassing 1,800 square feet of heated living space, specifically engineered for sites requiring a pier foundation. With a narrow 32-foot width and 71-foot depth, this plan maximizes vertical efficiency while maintaining a classic low-country profile. The exterior is defined by a steep 10:12 roof pitch and a substantial 336 square foot covered front porch, providing a distinct architectural presence.
The main level floor plan prioritizes a primary-suite-on-main configuration, separating the sleeping quarters from the social core. The interior layout features a formal dining room adjacent to a kitchen equipped with a central island and a walk-in pantry. A dedicated keeping room integrates a fireplace, serving as a secondary social zone. The inclusion of a formal home office or study supports residential productivity, while the open-concept geometry between the kitchen and living areas ensures direct sightlines across the 1,800 square foot main floor.
Structural integrity is achieved through 2x6 exterior wall framing and truss roof construction, resulting in a maximum building height of 33 feet 8 inches. The 9-foot ceiling heights throughout the main level contribute to the sense of interior volume and natural light penetration. These specifications ensure the residence meets the rigorous structural demands of coastal environments while providing a reliable framework for long-term durability.
A ground-level 2-car garage provides 1,508 square feet of utility and storage space, effectively elevating the living areas above the grade. This configuration optimizes the footprint by centralizing vehicle storage and mechanical components, leaving the upper levels dedicated to living and sleeping zones. The design includes both front and rear porch access, facilitating cross-ventilation and outdoor connectivity.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,800 sq ft, pier foundation, 2-car garage, formal dining room, first-floor primary suite, home office, walk-in pantry, covered front porch, 10:12 roof pitch, keeping room.
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