Spanning 2,343 sq ft of heated living space, the Cotton Hill is a single-story residence designed with an 81-foot-4-inch width that maximizes footprint utility on larger lots. The exterior features a combination of 9:12 and 12:12 roof pitches, contributing to an overall maximum building height of 24 feet 10.5 inches. Dual outdoor living zones, consisting of a covered front porch and a rear porch totaling 754 sq ft, provide extended seasonal utility.

The interior architecture centers on an open-concept great room that anchors the main floor. The kitchen includes a central island and a walk-in pantry, while a formal dining room provides a distinct space for meals. A split-bedroom layout separates the primary suite from the secondary bedrooms, with a Jack and Jill bathroom serving two of the secondary rooms. The first-floor master suite is configured with a walk-in closet that provides direct access to the laundry room for organizational efficiency.

The 10-foot ceiling heights throughout the main level enhance the perceived volume of the living areas. The 2,343 sq ft floor plan includes 3 full bathrooms and 1 half bathroom, catering to household needs. A dedicated mudroom serves as a transition point, while an additional 80 sq ft of storage area is integrated into the structural layout to accommodate residential organization.

Construction specifications include a side-entry 2-car garage providing 598 sq ft of vehicle and storage capacity. The home measures 60 feet 2 inches in depth, requiring a lot size capable of supporting its width and depth profile. The inclusion of a safe room and a mudroom highlights the technical focus on durability and daily household management within the 3,775 sq ft total area footprint.

Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor master suite, laundry access from master closet, Jack and Jill bathroom, side-entry 2-car garage, walk-in pantry, mudroom, safe room, covered front and rear porches.

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