This modern farmhouse plan offers approximately 3,000 sq ft of heated living space, with a layout featuring 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a sizable three-car garage, and an optional bonus room of about 553 sq ft. 0
Exterior & Curb Appeal
The footprint spans roughly 76′ 2″ wide by 79′ 5″ deep. 1 The exterior design speaks classic modern farmhouse: steep roof pitches (primary 12 on 12, secondary 8 on 12) and clean siding lines give a crisp, yet comforting façade. 2
The front porch covers approximately 450 sq ft and the rear porch about 596 sq ft, combining for roughly 1,046 sq ft of covered outdoor living space. 3 The attached side-entry garage spans about 903 sq ft, making it a prominent yet attractive functional zone. 4
Open Living & Kitchen
You enter into a foyer that opens into the main living zone where the great room, dining area and kitchen flow together, creating an expansive open layout. The first-floor ceiling height is 10 ft, lending a comfortable yet generous volume. 5
The kitchen features a large central island and is positioned for easy movement between the garage entry/mud-room, pantry and living zones. This supports both everyday family life and entertaining with ease.
Bedroom Layout & Privacy
- The master suite is positioned to offer privacy from the main living areas and guest zones.
- The additional three bedrooms are grouped together, sharing the additional full baths and offering flexibility for family, guests or as a home office. 6
- The bonus room (≈553 sq ft) above the garage provides potential for a guest suite, playroom or media space — unfinished by default but built into the design. 7
Additional Features
The plan includes a dedicated mud-room area by the garage entry, helping transition from outdoors to indoors smoothly. The construction uses standard 2×4 exterior walls (with optional 2×6 upgrade) and the maximum ridge height is about 28′ 3″, which balances scale with buildability. 8
U or adding premium finishes will push costs upward; the large porches and garage size may increase maintenance or energy demands.
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