Great traffic flow and options make a house a livable home. This house offers plenty of bedrooms for a large family or
perhaps one with a home office. Maybe Mom would like to have her own sewing room ... given the count, even if you don't
need 5 bedrooms, there are other uses for the private spaces.
The living room and dining room are separate but still allow flow from one to another. Only a snack bar divides the two areas,
allowing for extra counter space and an area to chat with the cook. A semi-arched door way leading into the dining
room continues the theme of the bow window in the living room. The staircase going upstairs splits the two rooms while
helping to maintain flow between the living and dining rooms. And if you wanted to add a basement, this house would be perfect for it, just slide a stair going down under the main staircase. There is also plenty of storage along the rear entry wall which leads into the kitchen or the downstairs bathroom - The perfect cleanup area before proceeding into the rest of the home.
A storage area over the two downstairs bedrooms can be accessed via a pull-down attic stair. Or, if 5 bedrooms just don't provide enough space the storage area could be turned into another room for the Master's use. Simply add a door and add a room! Floor trusses
are used in the main body of this home to allow for larger clearspan areas below.
