Not everyone wants a tub in the master bathroom. These four plans cater to modern tastes by providing simply a big shower. Of course, secondary bathrooms provide tubs for kids.
Designed for Real Life
Here’s a seriously practical layout that also sports some great amenities. Case in point: the master suite offers a walk-in closet, a big shower in lieu of a tub, and easy proximity to the second-floor laundry facilities. Two other bedrooms use the full hall bath. Downstairs, the kitchen’s snack counter is handy to the dining room, and a covered porch nestles in next to the great room. Extra storage in the garage is a nice touch. At 39 feet wide, this plan is a good choice for a not-so-wide lot. See more images, information, and the floor plan.
Romance Meets Practicality
Buyers will fall in love with the cottage-like exterior of this home, and then become enamored all over again as they realize how smart the layout is inside. The open living and dining rooms are served by the kitchen’s snack bar, with more counter space provided by the central island. The master suite includes a generous bedroom, big walk-in closet, and a large shower. Two more bedrooms—one easily switches to a den if needed—use another full bath. See more images, information, and the floor plan.
The Buyer Gets to Choose
This smart design lets buyers choose the configuration that best suits them. In the first layout, the open great room/dining area offers a corner fireplace, and the kitchen’s sink and snack bar are on the left, with enough room for an extra table by the stove. If they prefer a more streamlined kitchen, the second layout eliminates that table and shifts the extra space to the great room, placing the fireplace against the back wall. In either case, the master suite enjoys privacy in the right wing, with a foyer keeping the bedroom entrance out of view from the main areas and a generous shower in the bathroom. See more images, information, and the floor plan.
