The Oslo Farmhouse is a two-story residence providing 2,154 square feet of heated living area, characterized by a 40-foot width and 58-foot depth footprint. This design utilizes an 8:12 roof pitch and reaches a maximum building height of 26 feet, establishing a traditional farmhouse silhouette while maximizing interior volume through 9-foot ceiling heights on the main level and 8-foot ceilings on the second floor.
The first floor encompasses 1,348 square feet, anchored by an open-concept great room that integrates with the kitchen and dining zones. A primary suite is positioned on this level to provide immediate access to the living core, featuring a dedicated walk-in closet with direct connectivity to the laundry room. A mudroom with a separate entry, a kitchen island, a fireplace, and a powder room complete the main level, ensuring a clear separation between utility and social zones.
Occupying 806 square feet, the second floor houses two secondary bedrooms that share a full bathroom. A central loft serves as a flexible area for a study nook or media space, maintaining sightlines to the lower floor while providing a quiet zone away from the main activity. The inclusion of a 473 square foot, 2-car garage provides significant storage capacity without encroaching on the primary living dimensions.
Construction specifications focus on durability and classic proportions, featuring a 2-story structure that balances shared family areas with private quarters. Covered front and rear porches extend the footprint, creating transition zones that bridge the interior and exterior environments. The layout is optimized for narrow-to-mid-sized lots, emphasizing vertical efficiency and a logical sequence of rooms.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor primary suite, loft area, open-concept kitchen, walk-in pantry, laundry access from master closet, 2-car garage, covered front and rear porches.
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