Pennbrooke is a two-story residential design providing 2,301 sq ft of heated living space, configured to maximize a 60-foot wide by 44-foot 6-inch deep footprint. This traditional layout separates social and private zones, utilizing a 1,206 sq ft main level to host the primary gathering areas, while the 1,095 sq ft upper level accommodates the sleeping quarters and a 213 sq ft bonus room.
The first floor centers on an open-concept core that integrates the kitchen, equipped with a central island, and a living area featuring a fireplace. This level includes a formal dining room and a half bathroom, providing a clear division between service areas and the 484 sq ft front-load two-car garage. The 9-foot ceiling heights throughout the main level contribute to the sense of scale and light penetration within the primary living zones.
The upper level houses the primary suite, which includes a private bathroom and a walk-in closet, alongside two secondary bedrooms and a shared full bathroom. A second-floor laundry room is positioned to minimize travel time for household chores. The inclusion of a 213 sq ft bonus room offers a flexible space suitable for a media room or home office, maintaining separation from the high-traffic areas of the main floor.
Designed with a basement foundation, the structure offers an additional 1,076 sq ft of unfinished area for future expansion or storage. The roof features an 8:12 pitch, which defines the home's vertical profile and traditional exterior aesthetic. The building utilizes 2x4 wall framing, ensuring a standard construction approach for this two-story configuration.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, 2,301 sq ft total living area, 213 sq ft bonus room, basement foundation, 8:12 roof pitch, 9-foot first-floor ceilings, front-load 2-car garage, kitchen island.
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