Open spaces and plenty of room are available for growing families in the sprawling 2,886-square-foot, two-story Schram (401-31). From the wrap-around front porch to the unfinished basement, this is a home that allows you to decide how the space is to be used. At the center of this beautiful home, the extended family room dominates.
The first impression upon entering is ease of movement throughout. A see-through fireplace connects the many windowed front parlor with the family and dining rooms, providing an enjoyable fire to permeate the air from more than one vantage point. The design of this floor plan allows groceries to be brought directly from the garage into the roomy kitchen that features a central cooking island.
This permits the cook to serve meals formally in the adjacent dining room, or in a more relaxed setting in the sunlit breakfast nook. One of the popular features of this plan is the placement of the master suite on the main floor. For couples with children, this provides privacy.
For the empty nesters, it allows them to do their daily living/chores on the main level without disturbing guests or an aging parent on the second floor. The plentiful amenities in this room include spacious his and her’s walk-in closets, a compartmentalized toilet and a double basin dressing area with walk-up spa. The open stairway, to one side of the vaulted entry, takes you to the second floor.
A landing at the top provides an unobstructed view of the foyer below. The three upper floor bedrooms share a full bath with separate tub and shower along with twin vanities. A linen closet is in the hallway across from a handy laundry chute that lets soiled clothes drop into the utility room below.
One of the bedrooms could be converted to a study, sewing room, or den. Search thousands of other designs including garages, multi-family and luxury homes by visiting the affiliated website at monsterhouseplans.com and search for No.
33-322. For a one-page PDF of this plan, email Becky at scottm @ landmarkdesigns.com, specifying plan 401-31.
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