House Plan 1475 | Narrow Two-Story

House Plan on the Drawing Board 1475 is a two-story design with a narrow footprint and two exterior elevation options!

We couldn't decide on a front elevation for Conceptual Design 1475 so we created two options! Let us know which one you prefer in the comments.

Front elevation of conceptual house plan 1475.

Front elevation of conceptual house plan 1475.

Conceptual House Plan 1475

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Conceptual design 1475 is a two story design with two front elevation options. The first is a Craftsman style with stone, cedar shakes and siding. The second exterior option is an Urban Farmhouse style with a mix of vertical and horizontal siding. With either option, enjoy a front porch and metal accent roof. With a front entry garage and a narrow layout, this home is ideal for a narrow lot. The two-story foyer offers display niches and a coat closet to the opposite side of the stairs. A bedroom/study and full bathroom are available for a guest suite or home office. The great room is cozy with a coffered ceiling and fireplace and built-in cabinets offer convenient storage. A pass-through bar separates the kitchen while maintaining openness. A spacious dining room and screened porch make entertaining easy. The garage features built-in storage and a work area for outdoor projects. A drop-zone is available for leaving bags and shoes while coats can be hung in the nearby closet. Additional storage and a pantry are just steps away. The over-sized utility room enjoys a laundry sink and abundant cabinetry. The master suite is designed for couples, with a double sink vanity, separate shower and bathtub, and a spacious walk-in closet.

First floor of conceptual house plan 1475.

Upstairs, one large bedroom enjoys a private bathroom and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share a bathroom with two sinks. Multiple closets are positioned for convenient storage and a massive bonus room is perfect for a hobby/media space.

Second floor of conceptual house plan 1475.

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6 comments on "Narrow lot home plans with 2-story floor plans | Don Gardner "

    • conceptual plan comment
      Gary Miller on July 01, 2019 - 5:39PM
      I like this design, we are looking for a similar design that has all living space for 2 people on main floor. We do not need upstairs area, but would build out for future resale or to provide living space for live in caregivers. I concur with Cheryl of March 04, that the sink and dishwasher should be moved. I see the dishwasher door as a deterrent to passing from the hallway. I would also be nice to see a doorway from the corner of the dining room to a deck area outside the kitchen window for access to a BBQ area. Remove some of the niche area and add a small guest closet and then the underside of the stairs could become a large storage area or provide a small door to underside of stairs from hall from garage.
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      • conceptual plan comment
        Echo on July 03, 2019 - 8:16AM

        Thank you, Gary!

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    • conceptual plan comment
      Cheryl on March 04, 2018 - 12:18PM
      I would like to see the sink and dishwasher under the window, next to the stove. Then it makes for a better work zone between the sink, stove, and refrigerator....and avoids traffic between the hallway and dining room (picture fidgety kids moving back and forth to hallway. Also the counter (now without the sink) can be used for appetizers, bar, and buffet.
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      • conceptual plan comment
        Echo Jones on March 05, 2018 - 8:28AM
        Thank you, Cheryl!
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    • conceptual plan comment
      Sadie on September 11, 2017 - 4:47PM
      Wish there was an optional walkout/balcony from kitchen, lining up with dining back wall, extending to edge of master bedroom, with space for bbq and outdoor entertaining. Also would want a wider living room, and that would make it possible to accommodate a central island in kitchen. At entrance, would want space for seating, to make it easier to put on and remove boots in snowy climate (instead of niches). Otherwise, love it.
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      • conceptual plan comment
        Echo Jones on September 13, 2017 - 8:59AM
        Thanks for the feedback, Sadie!
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