Plan 21187
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Plan 21187 - The Stonefield - Modern Farmhouse Charm in a Thoughtfully Efficient Design
SQFT 1591
BEDS 4
BATHS 3
GARAGE No Garage
STORIES 2
WIDTH 26'-0"
DEPTH 48'-0"
Main Floor Plan
Upper Floor Plan
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Home Details
Heated Space
Upper Floor519 sqft
Main Floor1072 sqft
Total Area 1591 sqft
Beds and Baths
Bedrooms4
Full Baths3
Floors2
Exterior Dimensions
Width26'-0"
Depth48'-0"
Height (to Midpt)16'-7"
Height (to Peak)24'-1"
Garage
Garage BaysNo Garage
Garage LocationNone
Garage OrientationNone
Structure
Roof FramingStick
Roof Material Shake/Comp Roof
Snowload25 lb/sf
Wall Framing2 x 6
Main Roof Pitch12/12
A Walk Through The Stonefield
Stonefield brings the timeless welcome of a classic farmhouse into a home designed for the way families live today. With its crisp white siding, steeply pitched front gable, dark-framed windows, and warm wood entry door, this inviting design feels instantly familiar without feeling dated. A broad covered front porch stretches across the façade, creating the kind of welcoming transition between home and neighborhood that makes farmhouse architecture so enduring. Framed by gardens, flowering plants, and mature landscaping, Stonefield has the relaxed character of a home that feels established from the very first day.
Behind that charming exterior is a surprisingly capable two-story floor plan. Stonefield offers four bedrooms and three full baths within 1,591 square feet of finished living space, giving homeowners the flexibility of a larger family home while maintaining an efficient footprint. The design also incorporates practical everyday features including a covered front porch, kitchen island, and walk-in pantry.
Step through the front door and the emphasis shifts naturally toward comfortable, connected living. Rather than devoting valuable space to oversized formal rooms that may rarely be used, Stonefield is conceived around spaces that support everyday life. The great room becomes the natural gathering place—equally suited to quiet evenings at home, weekend movie nights, or a house filled with friends and family during the holidays.
The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, where a generous island provides an informal gathering point for everything from morning coffee and homework to appetizers before dinner. It is easy to imagine children pulling up a stool while dinner is prepared, friends lingering around the island during a party, or family members reconnecting at the end of a busy day. A walk-in pantry adds valuable storage nearby, helping keep countertops uncluttered and everyday necessities organized.
Stonefield’s four-bedroom arrangement adds another layer of versatility. Bedrooms can accommodate a growing family, overnight guests, or changing needs over time. For households where working from home has become part of everyday life, one bedroom can also transition naturally into a private office, creative studio, or study space without sacrificing the comfortable common areas of the home.
Upstairs living allows Stonefield to place an impressive amount of functionality within its modest building footprint. That makes the design particularly appealing for homeowners who want more living space without allowing the house to dominate the property. The relatively narrow form can also make Stonefield an attractive consideration for neighborhood and infill settings where lot width is at a premium.
Architecturally, Stonefield blends several familiar residential traditions. The plan is identified with farmhouse, modern farmhouse, cottage, Craftsman, traditional, and transitional influences, giving it a character that can feel equally at home in an established neighborhood or a newer community. The strong front gable gives the home presence, while the porch keeps the scale friendly and approachable. Dark window frames create definition against the light siding, and the natural wood front door introduces just enough warmth to soften the clean palette.
Perhaps Stonefield’s greatest strength is how comfortably it balances character with practicality. It offers the bedrooms and bathrooms families need, the kitchen amenities buyers increasingly expect, and the welcoming outdoor connection that makes farmhouse living so appealing—all without unnecessary excess.
Stonefield is the kind of home that feels ready for real life: coffee on the front porch, busy weekday mornings around the kitchen island, Thanksgiving dinners with family, children heading upstairs at the end of the day, and quiet evenings when the entire house finally settles down. Compact, welcoming, and wonderfully livable, Stonefield proves that a thoughtfully designed farmhouse doesn’t need to be enormous to feel like home.
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