Plan 16-1175C – Auburn Bend Haven | Traditional Colonial – 5-Bed, 4-Bath, 3,107 SF
Traditional Colonial and New American house plan with siding and shingle exterior • 5 bed • 4 bath • 3,107 SF. Open layout, covered porch, attached garage. Includes CAD+PDF + unlimited build license.
Original price was: $1,784.$1,274Current price is: $1,274.
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| Bedrooms | 5 |
|---|---|
| Bathrooms | 4 |
| Heated SF | 3,107 |
| Unheated SF | 1,523 |
| Width | 52'-0" |
| Depth | 40'-8" |
| Floors | 2 |
| Garage Bays | 2 |
| Architectural Styles | Classic Farmhouse |
| Structure Type | Single-Family |
| Exterior Material | Siding, Shake, Brick |
| Indoor Features | Foyer, Mudroom, Family Room, Living Room, Fireplace, Office/Study, Bonus Room, Bedrooms on the First Floor |
| Outdoor Features | Covered Front Porch, Screened Porch |
| Bed and Bath Features | Bedrooms on Second Floor, Jack and Jill Bathroom, Walk-in Closet |
| Kitchen Features | Kitchen Island, Eating Bar, Breakfast Nook, Walk-in Pantry |
| Garage Features | Front Entry |
| Ceiling Features | 9 FT+, Vaulted, Smooth/Conventional |
Classic 5-Bedroom Traditional Colonial Home Plan with Timeless Curb Appeal
A beautifully balanced Colonial-inspired house plan offering 3,011 heated square feet, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a thoughtfully designed open-concept interior.
This Traditional Colonial home plan blends historic American architecture with modern livability. Inspired by classic East Coast residences, the design emphasizes symmetry, proportion, and refined exterior detailing while delivering a flexible interior layout ideal for today’s families. With its welcoming covered front porch, elegant window arrangement, and durable siding-and-shingle exterior, this home offers lasting curb appeal in both suburban and semi-rural settings.
Architectural Character & Exterior Materials
The exterior showcases hallmark Colonial elements interpreted through a New American lens. Horizontal lap siding forms the primary cladding, complemented by decorative shingle accents in the gables. Multi-pane windows reinforce the traditional aesthetic while allowing abundant natural light inside.
- Traditional Colonial massing with balanced, symmetrical façade
- Horizontal siding with shingle accents for layered texture
- Architecturally detailed front porch with classic columns
- Attached front-entry garage seamlessly integrated into the design
Colonial architecture remains one of the most enduring residential styles in the United States due to its versatility, historical roots, and timeless appearance. For a deeper look at how Colonial homes evolved into modern interpretations, see this overview on ArchDaily.
Spacious Interior Layout – Designed for Everyday Living
Inside, this home plan opens into a flowing layout that balances formal definition with open sightlines. The main living areas are arranged to encourage connection while still allowing each space to feel purposeful and comfortable.
Main Living Areas
- 3,011 square feet of heated living space
- 9-foot ceilings on the main level for an open, airy feel
- Open-concept family room, kitchen, and dining area
- Fireplace-centered family room ideal for gatherings
The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, offering generous counter space, a central island, and seamless flow into adjacent dining and living areas. This configuration supports both daily routines and larger social events.
Bedrooms & Bathroom Configuration
- Four well-proportioned bedrooms across two levels
- Main-level owner’s suite with privacy and convenience
- Three full bathrooms, including a shared upper-level layout
- Walk-in closets providing ample storage
The owner’s suite is designed as a private retreat, featuring generous dimensions, natural light, and a well-appointed bath. Secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully sized to accommodate family members, guests, or flexible use as offices or hobby rooms.
Garage, Storage & Functional Spaces
Beyond living areas, this plan excels in practical design. Storage and utility spaces are strategically placed to support organized living without sacrificing aesthetics.
- Attached 2-car garage with direct interior access
- Mudroom transition zone to manage daily traffic
- Multiple linen and utility closets throughout
- Optional attic storage for seasonal needs
Outdoor Living & Lifestyle Appeal
The covered front porch enhances both function and character, providing a shaded outdoor space that reinforces the welcoming nature of Colonial design. Whether enjoying morning coffee or greeting neighbors, this porch adds meaningful lifestyle value.
- Covered front porch with classic proportions
- Rear yard ready for patio, deck, or screened porch additions
- Exterior materials chosen for durability and long-term beauty
Why Choose a Traditional Colonial Home Plan?
Colonial-style homes remain highly desirable due to their balanced layouts, efficient room organization, and enduring visual appeal. This plan enhances those traditional strengths with modern construction standards, open living spaces, and flexible options for customization.
Included with This House Plan
- Editable CAD Files + Printable PDFs
- Unlimited Build License – build as many times as you like
- Structural Engineering Included
- Free Foundation Changes – slab or crawlspace
- Lower Modification Costs compared to competitors
Designed to Grow With Your Needs
This 5-bedroom Traditional Colonial house plan adapts effortlessly to changing lifestyles. Whether you’re raising a family, working from home, or planning for long-term living, the layout supports both present comfort and future flexibility.
Build with Confidence
Every detail of this home plan is crafted to support efficient construction, code compliance, and visual longevity. From its classic exterior to its modern interior flow, this design delivers a refined living experience rooted in architectural tradition.
Your dream home starts with a proven design—customize this Traditional Colonial plan and build with confidence.
