The High Sierra encompasses 2,622 square feet of heated living space, anchored by a 91-foot width and 77-foot 6-inch depth footprint that prioritizes expansive single-level living. This craftsman-inspired design integrates a 1,416-square-foot 4-car garage with both side and front-entry configurations, providing substantial utility for multi-vehicle households while maintaining a balanced exterior profile.
The interior core centers on an open-concept layout, where a large kitchen island serves as the primary visual and functional anchor. A walk-in pantry supports the kitchen, while the adjacent living area features a central fireplace. The first-floor primary suite occupies a private corner of the plan, complete with a double vanity bath and a walk-in closet. The main level also incorporates a formal dining room, a dedicated mudroom, and a laundry room to maintain clear traffic patterns.
A 2,387-square-foot unfinished basement provides significant growth potential for future expansion, such as additional bedrooms, an exercise room, or a media room. Both the main level and the basement level feature 10-foot ceilings, which improve air circulation and natural light penetration throughout the subterranean and primary levels. The structure is finished with a 6:12 roof pitch, reaching a maximum building height of 23 feet 10 inches.
Outdoor accessibility is managed through a covered front porch and a 686-square-foot covered back porch. These exterior zones extend the living envelope beyond the thermal boundary of the home, allowing for climate-controlled or sheltered transitions between the interior and the site. The basement foundation construction ensures long-term structural integrity and provides a stable base for the expansive floor plate.
Key Features: 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, 4-car garage, unfinished basement, 10-foot ceilings, first-floor primary suite, kitchen island, walk-in pantry, covered front and back porches, mudroom.
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