The Tilo Transitional is a contemporary home design spanning 1,445 sq ft of heated living area, optimized for lots requiring an 86' width and 53' depth. This low-profile structure maintains a maximum building height of 18'8", utilizing a 3:12 roof pitch to achieve its clean modern silhouette. The floor plan prioritizes an open-concept core, making it a viable solution for those seeking a single-level primary residence with significant expansion potential.

Central to the main level is a great room featuring vaulted volume ceilings and a fireplace, which creates an expansive interior environment. This primary social zone transitions into a kitchen equipped with a large central island, an eating bar, and a walk-in pantry. A formal dining room provides a defined area for meals, while the first-floor primary suite includes a walk-in closet and a master bath with double vanity sinks. The primary suite also features direct laundry access, streamlining daily routines.

The design includes a 1,067 sq ft walkout basement with 9' ceiling heights, offering a flexible footprint for future recreational or storage needs. This level increases the total structure size to 2,723 sq ft, allowing the home to adapt to evolving requirements. The main floor also maintains consistent 9' ceilings, ensuring vertical volume remains balanced throughout the primary living spaces.

Outdoor utility is integrated via a 631 sq ft deck and a 518 sq ft rear patio, which extend the living area for exterior entertainment. The structure is supported by a front-load 3-car garage comprising 1,025 sq ft, providing substantial capacity for vehicles and workshop storage. Construction utilizes a combination of stick and truss roof framing to ensure durability and structural integrity.

Key Features: 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, walkout basement, 3-car front-load garage, vaulted volume ceilings, master suite with laundry access, large kitchen island, walk-in pantry, rear deck, and outdoor patio.

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