Welcome to the gallery of photos for a two-bedroom Garage Cottage home. The floor plans are shown below:
Main level floor planSecond level floor planArtist’s rendition of the Garage Cottage homeElevation sketchesA real-life construction of the Arts and Crafts-style garage cottage home.The front of the house includes a second-floor dormer, as well as three garage bays on the main floor.This modification uses a gray-themed exterior, with a blend of stone, vinyl, and bricks making it up.The living quarters are located in the second level. While it looks compact, the living room remains ideal for receiving guests or watching TV.The view of the combined kitchen and dining space.Open the doors to the deck and enjoy dining with the fresh air coming in.The kitchen includes all the needed appliances and storage to make your food prep and cooking tasks efficient.
This 3-car garage serves a dual purpose with elegance, providing not only ample space for vehicles but also featuring a two-bedroom apartment on its upper level.
The exterior design takes inspiration from the Arts and Crafts movement, showcasing sturdy columns resting on stone bases, complemented by lap siding and cedar shingles. The garage doors are sized at 9’x8′.
Inside the garage, a set of stairs leads up to a well-designed guest suite. This inviting space includes two bedrooms and a spacious living/dining area.
Both bedrooms come with roomy closets and large windows along one wall, filling the rooms with natural light. The living area opens up to a delightful railed deck, measuring 13′ x 4′, offering a charming outdoor space.
The guest suite boasts an L-shaped kitchen equipped with a full range of appliances, making it fully functional and convenient. Additionally, there is a full bath with access points at either end, situated close to a generously sized linen closet for storage.
The bedrooms in the apartment are spacious, featuring high 5’10” knee walls that rise to 8′, adding a distinctive touch to the living space. The main roof pitch of the structure is at an angle of 12 on 12, contributing to the overall architectural appeal of the building.
