Modern 1,958 Sq Ft Narrow-Lot Plan with Loft & Flex Space is engineered to maximize a compact building envelope, measuring just 24'4" in width and 51' in depth. This two-story residential design provides 1,958 square feet of heated living area, utilizing a vertical layout to accommodate 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on restricted lot sizes. The front-load 1-car garage (236 sq ft) is integrated to maintain a narrow footprint, while a 134 sq ft front porch establishes a defined entry sequence.

The main level encompasses 861 square feet of living space, centered on an open-concept core. A kitchen island serves as the primary visual anchor, supported by a dedicated walk-in pantry. A flexible room is positioned on the first floor, providing a contained space for a home office or study. High 10-foot ceilings on the ground level enhance the sense of volume, allowing natural light to move through the central living area.

The second floor offers 1,097 square feet of space, anchored by a loft area that features direct access to a balcony. This level hosts the primary suite, which includes a private sitting area, dual vanities, and a walk-in closet. The inclusion of an upper-floor laundry room centralizes household utility near the sleeping quarters, separating the private bedrooms from the social zones on the main level.

Structural integrity is defined by an 8:12 roof pitch and a total building height of 27'8". This configuration provides a steep profile suited for traditional or cottage-inspired aesthetics while ensuring efficient drainage. The floor plan maximizes site utility by stacking the secondary living spaces above the main floor, creating a clear separation between public and private zones.

Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 1,958 sq ft total living area, 24'4" width, 10-foot main floor ceilings, 8:12 roof pitch, loft with balcony access, primary suite with sitting area, home office/flex room, walk-in pantry, 1-car front-load garage.

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