Traditional Two-Story 4-Bedroom Home occupies a 25-foot wide by 44-foot deep footprint, providing a compact 1,769 square feet of heated living area. Designed for narrow lots, this structure integrates a 49-square-foot covered front porch to establish its exterior curb appeal while maintaining a maximum building height of 27 feet 4 inches.

The main level encompasses 1,001 square feet of space featuring an open-concept core where the kitchen, dining, and family zones connect. Nine-foot ceilings on the first floor enhance light penetration and the sense of volume throughout the primary social space. The kitchen is positioned to serve as the central hub, providing direct sightlines into the adjacent family room and dining area.

Occupying 768 square feet, the second floor houses the primary suite along with three additional bedrooms. The inclusion of three full bathrooms and one half-bathroom supports the needs of a multi-person household. Eight-foot ceilings on the upper level define the private quarters, ensuring a separation between the active ground floor and the sleeping areas above.

Construction specifications utilize a slab foundation with 2x4 exterior wall framing. The roof structure employs stick framing with a dual-pitch configuration of 10:12 and 8:12, contributing to the traditional silhouette of the home. These structural choices prioritize material efficiency and long-term durability for the building envelope.

Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 half-bathroom, 1,769 total heated sq ft, open-concept main floor, 9-foot main level ceilings, covered front porch, narrow-lot design, slab foundation, 2x4 wall framing, 10:12 and 8:12 roof pitch.

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