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Description

Discover the Plan MEN 5455 “Franklin Farms” from Nelson Design Group — a striking single-story home designed for modern living.

Why You’ll Love This House Plan

• With approximately 2,610 sq ft of living space, this plan offers generous room without being overly massive.
• The footprint spans 84 ft 4 in wide by 71 ft 10 in deep, making for a broad and inviting layout.
• It’s designed with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 1 half bath, along with a 3‑car side‑load garage — delivering flexibility for families and guests.
• The exterior offers rich farmhouse curb appeal with a mix of board‑and‑batten siding, stone accents, shingles, and metal roof details — sophisticated yet rustic.
• As you step through the large covered front porch into the foyer, you’ll find formal dining on one side and then a massive great room with vaulted ceiling and fireplace — perfect for gathering.
• The kitchen is built for the home chef: two islands (one with seating for six), dual sinks, expansive counter space, and a walk‑in pantry behind a barn door.
• A grilling porch off the main space brings indoor and outdoor living together seamlessly for entertainment or relaxation.
• The master suite is a true retreat with vaulted ceiling, his & hers sinks, freestanding tub, and glass shower. Nearby you’ll find the laundry room, a half bath for guests, and the garage entrance.
• On the opposite side of the home, bedrooms 2 & 3 share a jack‑and‑jill bathroom — allowing guest comfort and functional flow.
• Optional upstairs bonus room of approx. 689 sq ft above the garage gives expansion potential for media, gym, office — future-proofing the plan.

Who This Plan Is For

If you’re seeking a house plan that blends modern farmhouse aesthetics with practical, family‑friendly design, the “Franklin Farms” plan is an excellent choice. It’s especially well-suited to:

• Families who want luxury and comfort without resorting to a full two-story home.
• Homeowners who appreciate stylish curb appeal and architectural detail — board‑and‑batten, stone, metal roof touches.
• Buyers who value open living spaces that also feature distinct zones for bedrooms and entertaining.
• Anyone looking for future flexibility — the bonus room gives extra space for growing needs.
• Those who want an outdoor connection — via the large covered porch and grilling porch — built into the home’s flow.