The Catkin house plan is a lodge-style residence offering 3,141 square feet of heated living space, optimized for a 64-foot wide lot. This design centers on an alpine-inspired aesthetic, utilizing a 5:12 roof pitch and truss roof framing to achieve a 30-foot, 4-inch maximum building height. The exterior is defined by a covered front porch and an expansive rear deck, which combine to provide 645 square feet of outdoor living area.
The main level encompasses 1,490 square feet, anchored by an open-concept core that integrates the great room, kitchen, and breakfast area. A first-floor master suite provides private quarters on the primary level, while the layout also includes a dedicated keeping room and a powder room. The transition from the two-story foyer into the main living space establishes a clear axis for circulation throughout the ground floor.
With 1,290 square feet on the second level, the plan accommodates additional family needs through a second master suite and multiple secondary bedrooms. A 361-square-foot bonus loft serves as a flexible zone for a home office, media retreat, or study. The vertical volume created by the two-story foyer enhances the sense of scale, separating the private upper-level quarters from the active social zones below.
Structural integrity is maintained through a standard slab foundation and siding exterior finish. The home features a 3-car front-load garage covering 732 square feet, positioned to allow direct access to the interior utility areas. This configuration ensures that the 63-foot, 4-inch house depth is utilized to support both daily workflow and vehicle storage without compromising the primary living footprint.
Key Features: 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 1 half bath, dual master suites, bonus loft, 3-car front-load garage, open-concept great room, keeping room, covered front porch, 3,141 sq ft living area.
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