Heated floor area: 2,896 sq ft on the main level.
Optionally finish a bonus room upstairs (+ 342 sq ft) for a 5th bedroom and bath.
Bedrooms: 4 (or 5 with bonus room)
Bathrooms: 3 full (or 4 full) + 1 half.
Dimensions: Width = 81′ 8″, Depth = 82′ 4″.
Garage: 3-car attached, 874 sq ft, side entry.
Ceiling height: First floor has 10′ ceilings throughout.
Architectural style: Transitional Farmhouse (blending modern and farmhouse elements)
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Exterior Design
From the photographs you’ll see a clean, contemporary-farmhouse look: gabled roof lines with a blend of board-and-batten or lap siding, large windows, covered rear porch space, and a welcoming front elevation. The wide footprint (81′8″) gives good curb presence. The depth of 82′4″ means you’ll need a fairly generous lot to accommodate the house plus yard.
The roof pitch is steep on the primary roof (12:12) and gentler on secondary sections (4:12) which gives an interesting roofscape. The side-entry 3-car garage keeps the front facade cleaner and gives more flexibility for landscaping out front.
The large rear covered porch (414 sq ft) gives a strong outdoor living element, which fits the farmhouse lifestyle of indoor-outdoor connection.
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Interior Walkthrough
Entry & Main Living
You enter into a foyer (or mudroom transition) which flows directly into the great room / open concept living space. The open concept is emphasised: the living, dining and kitchen areas are all visually connected, with views out to the rear covered porch. The 10′ ceilings on the first floor heighten the sense of space.
The kitchen likely features an island serving as a focal point, and the layout encourages family interaction even when cooking or entertaining. The adjacent dining area and great room allow flexible furniture arrangement.
Master Suite
The master suite is located on the main level (so you won’t need stairs every day). It includes a luxurious bath: a large soaking tub is central, and the walk-in closet is “enormous” with two entrances (likely from the bedroom and from the bath). This suite is designed to feel like a private retreat.
Secondary Bedrooms & Other Spaces
Bedrooms 3 and 4 are grouped together with a private foyer entry (helpful for children or guests), while Bedroom 2 enjoys a more secluded location. This separation gives options: younger kids, older guests, or a home office could use these spaces flexibly.
There is a mudroom (entry from the garage) and laundry area on the main level, which is convenient.
Bonus Room / Fifth Bedroom Option
Above the main level there’s a bonus room of 342 sq ft which can be finished into a fifth bedroom plus bath if desired. This adds future flexibility: start with 4 bedrooms, then convert later.
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Dimensions & Build Considerations
Width: 81′ 8″
Depth: 82′ 4″
Max Ridge Height: 31′ 8″
Slab foundation (as shown) though local adaptation might change this.
Exterior walls 2×4 standard, optional 2×6 for higher insulation or structural.
Because the footprint is large, you’ll need a lot size that accommodates this plus setbacks, outdoor space, and potential topography in Tanzania/Magugu area (if building there) may influence foundation type and roof form.
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Estimated Cost & Suitability for Tanzania (Magugu, Manyara)
Since the user is in Magugu, Manyara, Tanzania, some local adaptation will be necessary (foundation type, local construction materials, climate considerations).
The plan is designed for U.S. market: 10′ ceilings, large open spaces, slab foundation. You’ll want to check that these features align with local climate (Manyara is tropical/savannah), local materials, seismic/structural standards.
For an estimated USD cost: while the site doesn’t list total build cost here, large farmhouse plans of ~2,900 sq ft in developing regions can vary widely depending on finishes, structural systems, and site conditions. As a rough-order-magnitude, if you consider a modest local cost of say USD 600 per m² (~USD 55 per sq ft) adjusted up for high quality finishes you might expect USD 160,000–USD 220,000 or more. But this is very rough and local costs could be higher or lower.
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Suitability & Benefits
The open-concept living with high ceilings gives a spacious, airy feel—great for family living or entertaining.
The master suite on the main level offers convenience.
The optional bonus room allows growth or future adaptation (office, guest suite, children’s wing).
The large rear covered porch enhances outdoor living—ideal in a warm climate like Manyara’s where shaded outdoor space is valuable.
The three-car garage gives plenty of space for vehicles + storage.
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Things to Check / Modify
Ensure local footprint fits your plot size and building setbacks.
Verify window orientation and roof overhangs for sun/shade management in your climate.
Adapt foundation and structural systems to local geotechnical conditions.
Localize materials & finishes to suit availability and cost‐efficiency.
Check local building code for ceiling height, attic ventilation, roof pitch (12:12 is steep and may add cost).
Confirm plumbing, electrical and HVAC systems are designed for Tanzania conditions (may need local engineer adaptation).
Consider whether the three-car garage is necessary or if you’d rather convert part of it into a workshop or storage given local vehicle needs.
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In summary: this plan offers a very appealing, high-quality transitional farmhouse design sized at about 2,900 sq ft with flexibility for 4 to 5 bedrooms.
