Welcome to the gallery of photos for a Sloping Lot Mountain Farmhouse Under 2,800 Square Feet with Lower Level Expansion. The floor plans are shown below:
Main floor plan.Optional lower floor plan.
The front presents itself as a single-story home with an attractive front porch.
The wrap-around porch provides plenty of sitting areas.Designed for sloped terrains, the house spans over two floors at the rear.The porch transforms into a covered deck at the side.A close-up view of the deck.The foyer opens into the study on one side and the main living space to the front.Oversized windows merge the indoors with the outdoors.A frontal perspective of the great room highlights the gorgeous views.Traditional furniture blends with modern accessories.The two-toned kitchen adds a breath of freshness.The kitchen island sits four for casual meals or socializing.The functional space comes with all amenities.A sitting area adorns the hallway.A glimpse of the stairway and music room.Splendid views can be enjoyed from the bed.To maximize space, the walk-in shower is arranged behind the vanity.A freestanding tub and powder table add further value.The study features traditional decor.
Introducing an ideal mountain farmhouse plan designed for a sloping lot.
This single-floor layout provides two bedrooms and two bathrooms, while also offering the possibility of expanding on the lower level with an additional bedroom, bathroom, and more space below.
The front-right corner of the house features a covered deck that extends along the side, leading to the master suite.
Sliding doors grant access to both the master suite and the vaulted great room. With a total of 2,766 square feet of heated living space, the main floor provides ample room for comfort.
The kitchen boasts a large island and convenient access to the walk-in pantry, ensuring practicality and ease of use. To maximize privacy, the bedrooms are arranged in a split layout.
The master suite is located at the back of the house, while Bedroom 2 is situated in the front, across the foyer from the den.
The lower level presents opportunities for expansion, including a wet bar, a family room with patio access, a half bath, a music or flex room, and a guest bedroom suite.
By finishing the basement as shown, an additional 1,424 square feet of heated living space can be obtained.
