Home plan: Modern prairie with side courtyard

July 7, 2017 at 7:04PM
Sleek contemporary styling on the exterior interprets classic Prairie details, such as horizontal windows and a low-pitched roof, for today.
Sleek contemporary styling on the exterior interprets classic Prairie details, such as horizontal windows and a low-pitched roof, for today. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

PLAN HOTW170028

Total finished sq. ft.: 3,349

Bed/bathrooms: 4/4

Stories: 2

Garage bays: 2

Foundation: Slab

Sleek contemporary styling on the exterior interprets classic Prairie details, such as horizontal windows and a low-pitched roof, for today. Big roof overhangs protect the home from the sun, while the 5-foot-wide pivot door at the entry welcomes visitors. The layout wraps around a side courtyard, with views of this outdoor living space from many rooms. The owners' suite and a study occupy one wing of the first floor, along with the laundry room, which is accessed by a hidden door in the master bath. The opposite wing houses the guest suite, mudroom and oversized garage. In the open gathering rooms, a horizontal fireplace creates ambience, along with a wet bar tucked under the angled stairs. The dining room features a floating ceiling with a light cove. All main living areas boast 14-foot-high ceilings. The upstairs features en suite baths, as well as a family loft with a desk.

For information or to buy plans, contact Eplans at www.eplans.com or call 1-866-228-0193.

(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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