Usa 2690 is a single-story residence providing 2,690 sq ft of heated living space, designed with a 68 ft 6 in width and 81 ft depth to accommodate larger residential lots. This Prairie-style home prioritizes a clear spatial hierarchy, utilizing a wide footprint to organize four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms within a single-level configuration.
The main floor is anchored by a central open-concept core, where the kitchen and family room share direct sightlines to facilitate interior circulation. A split-bedroom layout reserves the primary suite for one wing of the home, while two secondary bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom in a separate zone, increasing privacy for all occupants. A dedicated home office and formal dining room complement the core living areas, supported by a walk-in pantry and a breakfast area positioned for morning light.
Vertical volume is defined by 10-foot ceilings throughout the main level, which enhances the scale of the interior rooms. The structure includes an optional 2,757 sq ft basement with 9-foot ceilings, providing a flexible footprint for future media room, game room, or guest suite integration. The building profile reaches a maximum height of 19 ft 5 in, utilizing a 4:12 roof pitch with a combination of stick and truss framing for structural consistency.
Exterior amenities consist of a 135 sq ft covered front porch and a 481 sq ft rear porch, extending the total outdoor living area to 616 sq ft. The residence is constructed with 2x6 exterior wall framing for increased insulation capacity. A front-load 3-car garage provides 801 sq ft of storage, ensuring the driveway utility remains clear while maintaining the architectural lines of the front elevation.
Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, split-bedroom layout, first-floor primary suite, optional basement, 10-foot main floor ceilings, 3-car front-load garage, walk-in pantry, Jack and Jill bathroom, 2x6 wall framing, covered front and rear porches.
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