Plan 9-1276 – New York Skyline | Traditional – 3-Bed, 4.5-Bath, 1,935 SF
Traditional and New American house plan with brick exterior • 3 bed • 4.5 bath • 125 SF. Symmetrical facade, open family spaces, attached garage. Includes CAD+PDF + unlimited build license.
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| Bedrooms | 3 |
|---|---|
| Bathrooms | 4.5 |
| Heated SF | 1,935 |
| Unheated SF | 1,478 |
| Width | 71'-0" |
| Depth | 58'-0" |
| Floors | 2 |
| Garage Bays | 2 |
| Architectural Styles | Classic Suburban |
| Structure Type | Single-Family |
| Exterior Material | Siding, Brick |
| Indoor Features | Foyer, Great Room, Sunroom, Large Laundry Room |
| Outdoor Features | Covered Front Porch, Deck |
| Bed and Bath Features | Bedrooms on Second Floor, Owner's Suite on First Floor, Walk-in Closet |
| Kitchen Features | Kitchen Island, Breakfast Nook |
| Garage Features | Front Entry |
| Ceiling Features | 9 FT+, Tray |
Classic Traditional House Plan with Brick Exterior and Timeless Curb Appeal
A refined New American–inspired traditional home plan offering 1,935 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and enduring architectural character.
This thoughtfully designed Traditional house plan blends enduring American architecture with modern livability. Influenced by New American design principles, the home features a balanced façade, classic gabled rooflines, and a stately brick exterior that delivers long-term durability and upscale curb appeal. Ideal for suburban neighborhoods and family-focused lifestyles, this plan offers comfort, efficiency, and timeless style.
At-a-Glance Home Plan Details
- Total Heated Area: 1,935 square feet
- Stories: 2
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3 full + 1 half
- Garage: Attached front-entry garage
- Exterior: Brick
- Architectural Style: Traditional with New American influence
Architectural Character: Traditional Meets New American
The exterior reflects hallmarks of Traditional residential architecture—symmetry, proportion, and familiar forms—while subtle New American influences modernize the presentation. Brick masonry anchors the design visually and structurally, while window groupings, clean trim lines, and layered roof forms add depth and sophistication.
Brick has long been favored in traditional homes for its longevity, fire resistance, and low maintenance. According to architectural studies featured on ArchDaily, masonry exteriors remain one of the most enduring choices for classic American housing due to their thermal mass and timeless appeal.
Main-Level Living Spaces
The first floor is designed for everyday living and entertaining, offering a seamless flow between shared spaces.
- Formal foyer creates a welcoming sense of arrival
- Open-concept family room ideal for gatherings and relaxation
- Kitchen with center island and ample counter space
- Casual dining area overlooking the backyard
- Powder room conveniently located for guests
The layout balances openness with definition, a signature of New American floor planning. Sightlines remain open, yet each space feels intentional and distinct.
Kitchen & Dining Experience
The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, designed for both function and connection. A central island supports meal prep, casual seating, and entertaining. Adjacent dining spaces allow flexibility—from everyday family meals to holiday hosting—without disrupting flow.
Private Bedroom Retreats
Upstairs, the home’s four bedrooms provide privacy and comfort for family members and guests alike.
- Primary suite with spacious sleeping area
- En-suite bathroom featuring dual vanities and private water closet
- Walk-in closet with generous storage
- Three secondary bedrooms with shared or nearby baths
The separation between primary and secondary bedrooms enhances livability, especially for growing families or multi-generational households.
Bathrooms Designed for Everyday Ease
With 4.5 bathrooms, the plan ensures convenience during busy mornings and comfort when hosting guests. Clean layouts, efficient plumbing runs, and logical placement support long-term functionality.
Garage & Storage Solutions
The attached front-entry garage integrates seamlessly into the home’s façade, maintaining architectural balance while offering practical benefits.
- Direct interior access
- Room for vehicles, tools, and seasonal storage
- Additional storage closets throughout the home
Why Choose a Brick Traditional Home Plan?
- Long-lasting exterior material with minimal upkeep
- Classic curb appeal that retains resale value
- Energy efficiency through masonry thermal mass
- Architectural flexibility for suburban and estate lots
Included with This House Plan
- CAD + PDF Construction Files
- Unlimited Build License
- Structural Engineering Included
- Free Foundation Modifications
- Cost-effective customization options
Designed for Today, Built for Generations
This Traditional New American house plan offers more than just square footage—it provides architectural permanence, functional living, and flexibility to adapt over time. Whether you’re building your forever home or investing in a design with lasting appeal, this plan delivers confidence at every stage.
Build once or build many times—this plan is ready when you are.
