The Gordon Plan occupies a 28 ft wide by 42 ft deep footprint, providing 1,522 sq ft of heated living space across two levels. This craftsman-style home is engineered for narrow lots, utilizing a 8:12 roof pitch to achieve a balanced profile while maintaining efficient interior volume. The structural design incorporates 2x4 wall framing, ensuring compatibility with standard building practices for residential construction.

The first floor encompasses 952 sq ft, anchored by a primary suite that prioritizes accessibility and privacy. The main level also contains a formal dining area, a dedicated home office, and a central kitchen island that serves as the primary circulation hub. A mudroom and separate laundry area are positioned to streamline entry from the exterior, adding utility to the floor plan.

With 570 sq ft on the second floor, the layout provides two additional bedrooms and a shared bathroom, establishing a clear separation from the active social zones on the main level. Both the first and second floors feature 9 ft ceiling heights, which work to maintain consistent vertical clearance and improve natural light distribution throughout the living areas.

Construction flexibility is built into the design, which accommodates either slab or crawl space foundation types. The 2.5-bathroom configuration supports multi-person households, while the inclusion of both a formal den and a home office provides distinct zones for varied activities. This home is optimized for compact lot footprints without sacrificing room count or internal circulation.

Key Features: 1,522 sq ft total living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor primary suite, home office, kitchen island, mudroom, 9 ft ceiling heights, 8:12 roof pitch.

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