Stacy 2 encompasses 1,272 square feet of heated living area across two levels, designed for a 36-foot wide lot footprint. This farmhouse-traditional home prioritizes vertical scale through a steep 12:12 roof pitch, which reaches a maximum building height of 21 feet 10 inches. The 192-square-foot covered front porch provides a primary entry point, establishing the home's facade on narrow or urban-infill building sites.
The main level provides 756 square feet of living space, anchored by an efficient floor plan that includes a first-floor master suite with an integrated walk-in closet. The primary suite is positioned for proximity to the laundry room, while the ceiling height is set at 8 feet throughout this level. A single kitchen services the living area, creating a centralized core that separates the private sleeping quarters from the common zones.
Occupying 516 square feet, the second floor houses two additional bedrooms clustered around a shared bathroom. This level also features a 198-square-foot unfinished bonus room, which provides flexibility for use as a home office, media retreat, or additional storage. The structural design utilizes stick-framed construction techniques, ensuring compatibility with standard building practices for two-story residential projects.
The exterior features a front-load 264-square-foot single-car garage, which helps maintain a compact 39-foot 6-inch house depth. This integration supports efficient lot utilization while providing direct access to the main living areas. The structure is built to accommodate the requirements of a growing family or those seeking a downsized footprint without sacrificing separate bedroom zones.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,272 sq ft, 12:12 roof pitch, first-floor master suite, 198 sq ft bonus room, front-load single-car garage, 192 sq ft covered front porch, 36 ft width, stick-framed construction.
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