Spanning 1,340 square feet of heated living area, the Nevada house plan is a single-story bungalow designed for efficient footprint utilization on a 60-foot wide lot. The exterior profile is defined by an 8:12 roof pitch and a maximum building height of 19 feet 4 inches, providing a traditional aesthetic while maintaining a compact vertical scale.
The internal floor plan prioritizes a split-bedroom configuration to maximize privacy, with the primary suite situated independently from the two secondary bedrooms. The central core of the home features a 1,340 square foot main level layout that includes a dedicated keeping room, a formal dining area, and a kitchen equipped with a walk-in pantry. This open-concept approach facilitates direct sightlines between the kitchen and common living zones, ensuring utility throughout the interior.
Structural components include 8-foot ceiling heights throughout the main living areas, which contribute to the home's compact and manageable volume. The design incorporates practical elements such as a first-floor laundry room and a 160-square-foot rear deck, which extends the living space outdoors. The foundation and framing are engineered to support the traditional bungalow style while optimizing total square footage.
A front-load 1-car garage occupies 264 square feet, keeping the front elevation clear and maximizing driveway utility. The 36-square-foot covered front porch provides a transition zone into the interior, further integrating the home into its residential site. This layout serves as a configuration for those requiring a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom footprint within a single-story structure.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,340 sq ft, 1-car front-load garage, split-bedroom layout, keeping room, walk-in pantry, 8:12 roof pitch, 8-foot ceilings, 160 sq ft rear deck, first-floor laundry, traditional bungalow style.
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