Pine Haven 3 7 5 is a two-story Craftsman home providing 1,757 sq ft of heated living space, optimized for a 58-foot wide lot. With a 38-foot depth, this plan utilizes a 12:12 and 5:12 roof pitch to define its exterior profile, reaching a maximum building height of 27 ft 2 in. The inclusion of a 472 sq ft porch area and a screened porch-sunroom provides multiple access points to the exterior environment.
The main level encompasses 1,280 sq ft, anchored by an open-concept great room with vaulted ceilings that create vertical volume and enhance natural light penetration. The kitchen layout centers on a large island and includes a walk-in pantry for organized storage. A first-floor master suite provides a dedicated bedroom area with a double vanity master bath, while a laundry zone is situated on the same floor for direct access to living quarters.
A second floor adds 477 sq ft of flexible space, suitable for a study, guest area, or media retreat. The home also features a 1,280 sq ft basement with 9-foot ceilings, offering significant potential for future expansion or climate-controlled storage. This structural foundation contributes to a total area of 3,509 sq ft, including all levels and the basement footprint.
Construction specifications include 2x6 exterior wall framing and a slab foundation, prioritizing thermal efficiency and structural rigidity. The 9-foot ceiling heights on the first floor maintain consistent proportions throughout the open core. The design integrates a covered front porch to establish a clear entry point while maintaining the distinct aesthetic of the Craftsman style.
Key Features: 1 bedroom, 1 full bathroom, 1 half bathroom, 1,757 sq ft heated living space, vaulted ceilings, 1,280 sq ft basement, screened porch-sunroom, kitchen island, walk-in pantry, first-floor master suite, 2x6 wall framing, slab foundation.
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