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STUNNING! I’m a little unsure about the huge honking fireplace, but so far I haven’t figured out a better solution. Thank you for not making huge bedrooms!! With a walk-in closet on the primary, you have given us old folks the storage we need. I would add a garage on the left side, so the man door could open on the side of the back porch directly in front of the door. By putting the garage there, the window in the hall bath would also need to be deleted and a solar tube installed in that bathroom for some natural light. I REALLY like this plan!! Looking at the floor plan, it’s basically a box which cuts down on costs, leaving more for the fun stuff inside. I saw a really fun and practical idea in another video I watched. The homeowners had a bookcase hidden door installed at the entry of their walk-in closet. That allows for some books and knick-knacks to have a home without taking up any extra space. This is such a smart plan for retirees, guys. Well done!

Nice small cottage home.

Multiple tiny rooms with too much furniture, doesn’t anyone enjoy space anymore.?? One normal size living room makes more sense to me…

Like the floorplanbut I would choose different colors inside. Love the double fireplace 🥰🥰🥰🏠♥️🏠♥️🏡❣️🏡

What program is this CAD?

Great design with a lot of character. Nice how you have split the bedrooms up. Great outdoor spaces too.

I would like to see solid exterior doors for safety

I love the fireplace between the kitchen/dining and living room

This is just about perfect! Love the layout, the porches, the location of laundry and pantry.

This is simple and adore. I agree it would be better if the back porch and maybe the bathrooms were larger. Well done.

Please, if you can, make the overview and floor plan a little longer, especially the overview at the end when you show the entire house. Thank you very much

I like the porches but the one in the back would have to be much bigger because I would enclose that part which is in attached to the rear of the house and make it a growing room. The living room is a bit too small for my taste as it is the area of entertaining, and it has no natural lighting. The kitchen is perfect as is the dining area which does have some natural lighting. The two sided fireplace I would replace with a two sided wood-burning stove. The master suite is adequate but I would prefer a little more space for my desk and dressers and nightstands. The guest bedroom is fine with access to non-overnight guests to a bathroom that that guest bedroom would use. Honestly, 1000 square-foot home, you’ve made nice use of the spaces.

This is a simple design that should be economical to build. I'd save a few thousands more by omitting the double sided fireplace/woodstove and installing bookcases and a TV instead. I appreciate the porches and the generous pantry. If I had a heat pump, I'd use the HVAC area as a storage closet. This should be a popular plan!

Need to drop upper cabinets and the microwave, and all of this entryway benches are a waste of hallway space.

Love the exterior and the floor plan. Need to keep the same flooring throughout for continuity. Shiplap on the ceiling would be really good, especially in the living room to make it more cozy ❤

Lots of pros and cons with this floor plan. First of all I do not care for the contemporary look of the exterior particularly the roof. Or should I say roofs. Not at all a cabin feel but definitely a small foot print for a two bedroom, two bath home that allows for ample living space. I love the sunroom. It would be great for growing plants and enjoying the heat of the day. I do not care for the room divider wall or fence between the living area and kitchen/dining area and I would add a cabinet that was tall to the end of the kitchen where it meets the living room. I was pleasantly surprised to see that there is a pantry and instead of the wine cooler I would put in a small upright freezer. The bedrooms and bathrooms are fine but we did not get a good enough look at the master closet to see if it was larger than what the doors indicate. As far as the laundry room goes, it’s a no go for me. I want my dryer to vent directly and horizontally outdoors. Instead of a fireplace I would prefer a wood-burning stove. They are much more efficient heating a Home, particularly if there’s a power outage. Where I intend to build will be in the area that snows, so I want dependable HEAT in case of a blizzard.

What are the white things sticking out of the roof, please? While I really like the living room, kitchen, pantry, and sunroom, that’s where my happy thoughts end unfortunately. I live in Canada, where we have four true seasons. The idea of going back and forth past the entrance door - which could have just had people come in with snow, rain or mud - to get to a bathroom or the bedrooms is a deal-breaker for me. The closet in the primary bedroom is only a single? That’s another deal-breaker. Just because we are getting older doesn’t mean we have only a couple of things to our names…. quite the opposite! My hubby and I are almost ready to retire and I can testify that we have MORE than enough ‘stuff’ and storage is at a premium. Sorry guys, but this one is a no-go idea for me. If there was a way to fix the entry situation, I think I have a work-around for the closet issue. A powder room could easily be incorporated into the laundry room area (like in an RV); that would leave the ensuite bathroom space for a walk-in closet. This would give the master/primary bedroom the storage it needs and still have two lavs in the house (a ride or die item for my hubby). There are tweaks I would make here and there, but they are personal preferences re decor, etc., rather than structural changes. For example, the visuals in the kitchen threw me off, but then I realized that you used regular upper cupboards, but put them right to the ceiling. While I 100% agree with not leaving the dirt-collector above the cupboards, this is usually executed by adding a small cupboard above the upper rather than just raising it. This could have been drawn for an NBA player, though, where it would be perfect for him….. me at 5’2”? Not so much. This house is cute as all get out on the outside and I REALLY like the right side of the interior. I can picture myself out in the sunroom with my cat on my lap while I read a book and sip cocoa as snowflakes fell outside. Yep, I love it that much! The only option that I could see to fix the entry/hallway issue would be to build an extended entry out in the front. It would contain the mess - along with real closets and a bench, but I’m not sure how it would make the front elevation look.

The brick in the fireplace is awful. Perhaps fieldstone in keeping with the cabin feel.

Nice plan overall. However a couple of things I would change. The sun room windows need to be bigger, perhaps floor to ceiling. Also the roof from the sun room should extend over the patio. It would be nice to use the patio in inclement weather. If this home does not have a basement where are the mechanicals to go? And I agree the cupboards do need to come down.

I don’t know why designers put a laundry room at the front entrance of a home? No one wants to see people’s dirty laundry. I would open the wall between the kitchen and the sunroom and expand the kitchen out that way and add an island. Never been a fan of a big monstrous table in the middle of the kitchen. I would lose the tub in the “private” bath and put a large walk-in shower in its place. Older people don’t need to be climbing in and out of tubs.

For a older person, I think there is not enough storage. Having two small bathrooms doesn’t make sense to me and one bathroom with more space for linen and extra bathroom stuff would be better. I know that almost everybody says they want to bathrooms but when you’re only dealing with this much square footage, it doesn’t make sense for a house or an apartment in which only one or at the most two people are living. The second bedroom would probably be used as a study or hobby room and perhaps have a pull out bed for occasional guest so that bathroom wouldn’t be used much. The sunroom also does not make a lot of sense it seems That it would take space away from the living room and from the kitchen which could be more useful. I agree with the person who comments that the shelving is too high in the kitchen for an older person to reach. Especially since some of us seem to have shrunk in the last year’s.

This is an interesting amalgram of house designs. Externally, there are some late 1950s to mid-1960s cues with the asymmetric roofline, which I like. The rear patio rather than a deck amplifies this, though with a differently graded lot a deck could also work here.. But, internally a nice open plan living area looks more modern. There is a generous pantry. The sunroom is a great feature. The bottom edges of the kitchen cabinets need to come down, but I like the full height to the ceiling without a soffit, for storage of infrequently used items.The entry to the master bath is awkward, due to interference with the bedroom door. As another comment stated, the closet is too small. I suggest removing this closet, and relocate to a bigger closet separating the bedrooms. Then, put the door to the bathroom where the closet was (maybe a pocket door?) and trade the sink and tub placement. This would also make it easier to get furniture into the room. Finally, the high wall cries out for a clerestory window, preferably with a remote controlled shade.

So small, not worth building.

Crazy idea: remove the wall separating the dining room and the hall to the garage and bedroom, which would be the master rather than for the two boys. This suggestion creates easy access to the garage. The bedroom door would be exposed to the much larger kitchen-dining area. The back wall would make additional room for a sideboard or china cabinet just left to the bedroom door. Hallways are wasted space. The laundry and back exit are now quick steps from the country kitchen, and more traffic would come from the garage than from the laundry room's side door.

Great little home, however, the closet in the Master bedroom is much smaller than the guest room's closet. No quick solution unless the pantry is built smaller or discarded, which would be a terrible thought. Another idea would be to add a string of celestial windows in the elevated wall up to the top of the master bedroom's vaulted ceiling

You would need a step stool to use the microwave. And the upper cabinets are so tall that they would be useless

I really like the separation of living spaces. I have never been a fan of wide open spaces with zero privacy.

This is a well-presented plan. In the US, "cabin" suggests something smaller and more basic, but you can call this a cottage. I love the sun room, and as a retiree, I appreciate the grab bar in the master tub/shower! I'd extend the counter space in the kitchen just a little bit, and the fireplace would either be gas or eliminated.

The television/media room isolated from the living area is a great idea, Makes unwanted HOMEWORK possible in either dining area.

Camera angles & pan' needs work.

You would have to be 7 feet tall to use those upper kitchen cabinets

I like that the w/d are NOT stacked. Kitchen cupboards should be lower so you dont have to use a ladder to get to what's in them. And more cupboards are needed. I alao like the pantry ! Otherwise, I really like this plan.

The music in this video is super annoying. Is it sped up or something

Mes commentaires se démarquent peu de ceux de Sherrieallen…Deux armoires de plus dans la cuisine ne seraient pas superflues,ainsi qu’un espace pour le rangement. Néanmoins, je vous félicite pour avoir épargné de l’espace que je juge inutile à l’extérieur de la maison.Je vis au Québec et nous avons de la neige moins qu’auparavant cependant, quoique des sofas à l’extérieur me semblent futiles…J’estime plutôt que c’est à nous de combler le manque (piscine, table en bois,bancs, et balançoire). À quelques heures de cette nouvelle année, je tiens à vous faire parvenir mes souhaits pour une excellente 🥂Santé 🥂, pour de l’❤️amour à profusion, pour une🥳Gaieté🥳qui soit contagieuse, et que la✌️Paix illumine et raisonne tous les dirigeants de ce🌏🌍🌎!. Très cordiales. Viviane (30-12-2024)

This plan checks all of my boxes! I'd paint the exterior a more attractive color, and I'd add a window to each of the bedrooms, but I could live here comfortably. The laundry room and pantry, which are both convenient to the back door, compensate for the limited upper cabinet space in the kitchen, and there's good storage throughout. Well done!

Great front porch of a small size but I want an even bigger one in the rear of the home. Unfortunately the living space is slightly cramped, Kitchen is very nice with a great pantry by the laundry room, great master Suite and second bedroom and it’s accompanying bath, but I need that third bedroom for when the grandkids and parents come to visit.

This is a lovely house on the exterior. I like the side porch - much better than a huge front porch. For privacy most people prefer a porch in the back though a side porch would also give more privacy. The interior is ok but there must be a lot of wasted space as it indicates it has 2000 sq ft. The downstairs of my home has 2000 sq ft. I have a very large family room, kitchen, huge MBD and bath plus two other good size bedrooms and another bath. So how can this only have 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. As an older person, i could definitely be satisfied with a 2 bedroom house but I always consider resale. A 2 bedroom house has a limited buyer market. Even though I like some of your plans I would never build anything less than a three bedroom, 2 bath home. And likely I would also include a 2 car garage. To me your plans would have a very limited group of buyers.

It’s very nice. However, the bedrooms never have any dressers in them. Where are you supposed to put your socks, underwear, etc?

It’s a pleasant house but everything is just a bit tight. The master bedroom has twin beds for boys. That’s strange. I’m not sure either bedroom has a place for a dresser and the toilets have no room for a man to stand when using it. It needs just needs just a little bit more wiggle room. I do like the separate entry. I don’t like a “walk through” laundry room. I had that feature in a previous house and you constantly had to step over clothes and clothes baskets.

Es preciosa , aunque no entiendo la " lógica" de que la cocina tenga los muebles de distinto color hasta 3 o tonos diferentes . ? Por qué? Parece la cocina de los Simpsons. Es muy vulgar. Yo pondría dos tonos uno abajo y otro arriba pero que fueran conjuntados

You can see the toilet bowl as soon as you walk in the door😮

Really like this home

No to boxed in entries and bi-fold doors, need a kitchen entry for groceries. Bathroom/ bedrooms are too small. Ill look further.

Would makr living room bigger so you could have a sectional, add a walkout basement with a bedroom and office space and possibly storage mechanical room

Always appreciative of an open concept floor plan. It’s a great use of square footage to eliminate the dividers between rooms and give a more spacious feeling to a home. Bedrooms felt a little small and I don’t see a whole lot of room for dressers. Bathrooms are adequate and I love that there is a nice soaking tub in the home. Always like a small front porch for maybe two chairs but a big back porch for barbecuing and eating outside. As I am not one to put any computers in a living area but rather in a bedroom, this home not work well for me. How about looking at doing a two bedroom, two bath home with a loft with half bath for extra guests, particularly children?

This is an attractive house that is presented well, and the listed amenities are factual, not just puffery. The bedrooms are snug, but they feature real closets rather than just shallow wardrobes. I could imagine myself living here comfortably. Well done!

How would you open the upper cabinet doors by the stove...shelving blocks it??

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