Project Crisp Clean is a two-story traditional farmhouse design offering 1,703 square feet of heated living area. Measuring 38 feet 9 inches in width and 51 feet 8 inches in depth, this plan is engineered for efficient land utilization on narrower residential lots. The exterior features a 166 square foot covered front porch that establishes a defined entry point while maintaining a classic architectural profile.
The first floor encompasses 1,092 square feet, anchored by a central great room with a fireplace and an adjoining kitchen island that provides direct sightlines into the keeping room. A dedicated first-floor master suite offers primary-level accessibility, complemented by a formal dining room situated to support social interaction. The 8-foot ceiling heights across the main level provide a consistent vertical scale throughout the primary living zones.
Occupying 611 square feet, the second level contains three additional bedrooms, providing a distinct separation between private sleeping quarters and the main social core. The inclusion of attic storage space offers supplemental utility for household organization. Like the main level, the second floor features 8-foot ceiling heights, creating a uniform volume for the upper-level bedrooms and shared bathroom facilities.
Structural integrity is maintained through a combination of 12:12 and 4:12 roof pitches, resulting in a maximum building height of 22 feet 7 inches. This roof framing supports the home's exterior aesthetic while defining the vertical limits of the structure. The design incorporates a single-car side-load garage covering 364 square feet, which minimizes the visual impact of the driveway on the front elevation while providing covered vehicle storage.
Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor master suite, 1,703 sq ft total living area, side-load 1-car garage, covered front porch, fireplace, kitchen island, attic storage, two-story configuration.
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