Plan Number:
C591-A
Plan Number:
C591-A
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The Palmetto Farmhouse plan is an idyllic family home, encompassed by rustic brickwork and influenced by the popular Craftsman and Ranch house styles. Boasting long, illuminating windows, gable roofing, and a whole host of immensely well-liked features, this one-story house plan checks every box your family has on their list! Three bedrooms, two bathrooms plus one-half bathroom, and a two-car side load garage are just some of the amenities this stunning house plan has in store for you.
An adorable front porch for coffee in the morning greets you as you enter into a brick-arched foyer, just oozing with a country appeal. A spacious great room with a gas log fireplace and adjacent dining area leads into the highly functional and intelligently laid out kitchen with a walk-in pantry. From here you can access the mudroom and laundry room with an entrance into the master suite. This utility area leads into the two-car garage with additional storage that we’re sure your family will appreciate!
The master suite offers privacy and comfort with a marvelous master bathroom and expansive walk-in closet. With an impressively sized rear porch complete with its own outdoor kitchen, the outside space offers the same stunning collection of features as the inside. There is so much to love about the Palmetto farmhouse, we’re confident you and your family will love this as your new home.
