Plan 15-1783 – Aster View Hall | New American – 3-Bed, 3.5-Bath, 6,172 SF
New American and Traditional Suburban house plan with stone and siding exterior • 3 bed • 3.5 bath • 6,172 SF. Open layout, arched entry, timeless curb appeal. Includes CAD+PDF + unlimited build license.
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| Width | 46'-4" |
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| Depth | 51'-8" |
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| Indoor Features | Open Floor Plan, Foyer, Mudroom, Great Room, Family Room, Living Room, Office/Study, Bonus Room, Downstairs Laundry Room |
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| Bed and Bath Features | Bedrooms on Second Floor, Owner's Suite on Second Floor, Jack and Jill Bathroom, Walk-in Closet |
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| Condition | New |
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Bonus Rooms | Breakfast Nook | Covered Front Porch | Covered Rear Porches | Downstairs Laundry Room | Family Room | Foyer | Front Entry | Great Room | Home Plans with Mudrooms | Jack and Jill | Kitchen Island | Large House Plans | Living Room | Medium | Narrow Lot Designs | Office/Study Designs | Open Floor Plan Designs | Owner’s Suite on Second Floor | Screened Porches | Second Floor Bedroom | Tray Ceilings | Walk-in Closet | Walk-in Pantry
Classic New American House Plan with Stone & Siding Exterior
A timeless 2-story New American home design offering 2,750 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and refined modern-traditional curb appeal.
This New American / Modern Traditional house plan blends familiar architectural character with today’s most requested layouts. With its balanced façade, steep front-facing gables, arched entry, and a refined mix of stone veneer and horizontal siding, this home delivers enduring curb appeal that feels both upscale and welcoming.
Designed for suburban and transitional neighborhoods, the exterior reflects classic proportions while allowing for modern construction methods and energy-efficient detailing. This home is ideal for families who appreciate traditional design language but want an interior that supports modern living.
Exterior Architecture & Materials
- Stone veneer accents anchoring the front elevation
- Horizontal lap siding for a clean, timeless appearance
- Multiple front-facing gables for architectural depth
- Arched front entry creating a focal point and sense of arrival
- Symmetrical window placement for classic balance
This combination of materials is common in New American and Traditional Suburban homes, offering durability, visual warmth, and wide regional appeal. The look is equally at home in established neighborhoods or new luxury developments.
Interior Living Space Overview
Heated Square Footage
- Total heated area: 2,750 square feet
- Stories: Two-story layout for efficient land use
The interior layout is designed to balance openness with separation. Public spaces flow naturally for everyday living and entertaining, while private areas remain quiet and comfortable.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
- 4 well-proportioned bedrooms
- Primary suite with private en-suite bathroom
- 3 full bathrooms supporting family and guests
- Secondary bedrooms ideal for children, guests, or flex use
The bedroom configuration supports long-term living, allowing homeowners to grow into the space without outgrowing it. The layout also works well for multi-generational households or work-from-home needs.
Main Living Areas
- Open-concept kitchen, dining, and family room
- Central family room positioned for natural light
- Kitchen with generous counter space and island potential
- Clear sightlines between main living zones
The open layout reflects modern expectations while maintaining a sense of structure consistent with traditional homes. This balance is a hallmark of the Modern Traditional approach.
Architectural Style Breakdown
Primary Style: New American / Modern Traditional
This style merges classic American home forms with simplified detailing, updated rooflines, and modern interior planning. It emphasizes timeless design rather than trends.
Secondary Style: Traditional Suburban / Transitional European
Subtle European influence is expressed through roof pitch, entry detailing, and material contrast, while the overall massing remains distinctly American and suburban-friendly.
To learn more about how traditional forms continue to influence modern residential design, see this architectural overview from ArchDaily.
Why Homeowners Choose This Plan
- Broad market appeal for resale value
- Classic exterior that will not feel dated
- Flexible interior suitable for families or professionals
- Adaptable to multiple lot sizes and regions
Included With This House Plan
- CAD + PDF Construction Files
- Unlimited Build License
- Structural Engineering Included
- Free Foundation Options (slab, crawlspace, or basement)
- Lower Modification Costs compared to custom design
Designed for Today, Built for the Future
This New American home plan delivers the architectural confidence buyers want with the flexibility modern families need. Its classic curb appeal, stone-accented exterior, and well-balanced interior make it a strong long-term investment—both aesthetically and functionally.
Build with confidence knowing your plan includes professional engineering, editable CAD files, and unlimited build rights.