11-1234 HOUSE PLAN – Modern Farmhouse Home Plan – 4-Bed, 5-Bath, 4,416 SF

Modern Farmhouse & Craftsman Fusion — Refined, Livable, and Timeless

This plan blends the warmth of the Modern Farmhouse style with select Craftsman detailing for a home that is both welcoming and enduring. The façade pairs board-and-batten siding with stone, deep gables, and shuttered windows around a centered arched entry, setting a confident curb presence. Inside, a clear circulation spine, generous ceiling heights, and a social heart at the kitchen–dining–great room create day-to-day ease and elegant flow for gatherings.

At-a-Glance Specifications

• – Heated Living Area: 4,416 SF
• – Unheated Spaces (porches, terraces, etc.): 2,696 SF
• – Bedrooms: 4
• – Bathrooms: 5+
• – Floors: 2.5
• – Garage: 3 bays (front or side entry options)
• – Overall Dimensions: 85′-10″ W x 73′-6″ D
• – Primary Styles: Modern Farmhouse
• – Secondary Styles: Craftsman, Cottage

Exterior Architecture

The exterior composition is classically balanced without being rigid. A dominant central gable anchors the entry while flanking rooflines step down to human scale, shielding the porch and garage. Stone at the base visually grounds the home and supports the light, vertical rhythm of the board-and-batten above. Deep eaves, substantial trim, and correctly scaled columns give texture and shadow for an authentic, late-afternoon look—polished yet relatable.

Arrival & Foyer

Guests are welcomed through a covered stoop where the arched opening softens the lines of the stonework. A transom-lit front door opens to a foyer with clear views toward the great room fireplace. Architectural details—subtle millwork, cased openings, and optional ceiling coffers—announce a quality build without overwhelming the senses.

Main-Level Social Core

The heart of this plan is the open kitchen, dining, and great room. Large windows and glass doors connect the interior to the covered rear porch and terrace, ensuring natural light and easy indoor–outdoor living. The kitchen orients a work-island to the great room so the cook remains part of the conversation. A generous walk-in pantry hides small appliances and bulk storage, keeping the main counters crisp for prep or plating.

• – Great room with fireplace focal point and views to the rear yard
• – Oversized island with seating for casual meals and homework
• – Walk-in pantry for everyday efficiency
• – Dining area proportioned for an 8–10 person table

Owner’s Suite on the Main Level

Positioned for privacy on the main floor, the Owner’s Suite offers broad rear-facing windows, a spa bath, and an organized walk-in closet. The bath layout supports separate zones—vanities, soaking tub or expanded shower configuration, and a private water closet—so two people can move easily during busy mornings.

Flexible Rooms that Earn Their Keep

A front study serves as a quiet home office or library with street-facing light. Nearby, an adaptable flex room can become a guest suite, hobby studio, or music room without disrupting the home’s flow.

Upper-Level Comfort & Bonus Spaces

Upstairs, secondary bedrooms include walk-in closets and access to well-appointed baths. A bonus room adds play space, media lounge, or teen retreat options. Storage is thoughtfully placed in knee-wall cavities and hall niches so seasonal décor and sports gear have a home.

Recreation & Expansion Potential

Choose the foundation that fits your lot—slab, crawlspace, or basement. A finished basement option can introduce a recreation room, fitness area, or guest quarters with daylight or walk-out possibilities on sloped sites.

Everyday Utilities, Elevated

• – Mudroom drop zone for backpacks, cleats, and deliveries
• – Laundry positioned for quiet operation and short routes
• – Attic access and closet systems to streamline storage

Outdoor Living Done Right

The covered rear porch extends the living space year-round—perfect for shade in summer and shelter in passing showers. Add a fireplace, grilling station, or retractable screens to tune the space to your climate and lifestyle. A lower terrace supports dining and lounge zones that spill into the backyard.

Why This Plan Lives Larger Than Its Square Footage

• – Clear sightlines create a sense of spaciousness without wasted hallways
• – Tall, coffer-ready ceilings add volume and light
• – Strategic window placement captures views while preserving wall space for furniture
• – Circulation follows natural desire lines from garage to kitchen to laundry

Materials & Finishes

The shell is specified for brick or stone at the base paired with board-and-batten or clapboard above—flexible for regional aesthetics. Dark roof shingles counterbalance the light siding for contrast. Shutters and gable brackets, used sparingly, contribute to the Craftsman influence without clutter.

Kitchen & Dining Details

Design the island with integrated trash, microwave drawer, and pull-outs. Keep small appliances in the pantry to maintain clean lines. A window over the sink is ideal; where site lines do not allow, consider a pass-through to the porch to keep the room social and sunlit.

Owner’s Bath & Closet Planning

Where square footage allows, a wet-room layout consolidates shower and tub for efficient waterproofing and dramatic effect. Dual vanities are planned with generous drawer stacks and tall uppers. The closet supports double-hang sections, a long-hang niche, and a center island with shallow drawers for accessories.

Secondary Bedrooms & Guest Comfort

Each bedroom is proportioned to fit a queen bed and desk, with natural light and door swings carefully organized to avoid conflicts. Sound attenuation—insulated interior walls and solid-core doors—keeps the upstairs quiet even when the main level is active.

Energy & Build Considerations

• – Rooflines and wall planes suited to conventional framing for cost-effective builds
• – Duct runs planned for mechanical efficiency
• – Envelope ready for upgrade paths (spray foam, exterior continuous insulation)
• – Window groupings that balance daylight, views, and heat gain

Garage & Workshop

The 3-bay garage accommodates vehicles plus bikes and lawn equipment. Optional workbench alcoves and overhead storage keep gear organized. Depending on lot and streetscape, choose front or side entry for the best approach.

Landscape & Streetscape

The façade favors layered beds with evergreens at the corners, mid-height shrubs for foundation softening, and seasonal color at the entry. Keep sightlines open from the driveway to the porch for arrival safety and visual appeal.

Included with Every Plan

• – CAD + PDF files for easy edits and printing
• – Unlimited build license—construct on multiple lots with no extra fees
• – Free foundation changes: slab, crawlspace, or basement
• – Structural engineering included for code compliance
• – Preview set available so you can see every sheet before buying
• – Lower-cost modifications compared to typical market pricing

Room-by-Room Living Experience

Morning: Sunlight slides across the breakfast nook while the mudroom keeps school gear staged for quick exits. A quiet office at the front buffers calls from household bustle.

Afternoon: Glass doors pull the eye to the porch where shade invites unplugged time; the kitchen island becomes the day’s drop zone without blocking circulation.

Evening: The great room fireplace gathers everyone after dinner; with bedrooms up and down, guests have privacy and teens have space to unwind.

Customization Pathways

• – Convert the front study to a fifth bedroom with nearby bath access
• – Add porch screening and a fireplace for four-season use
• – Finish the bonus room as a media suite with acoustic treatment
• – Rework pantry/laundry proportions to match appliance preferences
• – Plan basement for future kitchenette or multigenerational suite

Quality & Craft

Proportions, trim depths, and alignment are drawn from time-tested residential guidelines. For additional reading on the fundamentals of well-scaled residential exteriors, explore this concise resource from Fine Homebuilding.

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FAQs

Does the purchase include editable files? Yes. Every plan includes both CAD and PDF files for straightforward printing and customization.

Can I build this more than once? Absolutely—your purchase includes an unlimited build license so you can construct on multiple lots without extra fees.

What about foundations? You can select slab, crawlspace, or basement at no charge; engineering is included to align with local code requirements.

Is the Owner’s Suite on the main level? Yes, granting convenience today and long-term aging-in-place flexibility.

May I preview the drawings? Yes—request a view-before-you-buy sample to confirm scope and detail.

Next Step

Have questions, need a quick tweak, or want a custom version of this plan? Email support@myhomefloorplans.com and our team will help finalize the perfect fit for your lot, lifestyle, and budget.