Discover House Plan MEN 5211 – Greensboro Place

Greensboro Place is a charming single‑story farmhouse design with approximately 1,813 sq ft of living space. Featuring classic farmhouse elements blended with modern touches, this plan is ideal for homeowners seeking efficient, cozy living in a stylish package.

• Rustic Charm & Inviting Exterior
  The façade is clad in shiplap-style siding, giving it a timeless farmhouse look. A covered front porch welcomes family and guests—perfect for quiet mornings or porch swings under the shade.
• Thoughtfully Zoned & Flexible Living
  You enter through a foyer that separates the front flex/dining room from the rest of the home, helping keep daily life organized. The flex/dining room has dual windows facing the front, and could be used for formal dining, a home office, or reading room.
• Open & Airy Central Space
  The heart of the home is an open layout connecting the great room, breakfast room, and kitchen. Vaulted ceilings with faux exposed beams create a sense of volume, while a stone fireplace anchors the great room as a cozy gathering spot. A triple window and access to the grilling porch let light in and encourage indoor-outdoor flow.
• Kitchen Designed for Life
  The kitchen is equipped with abundant counter space and an “L”-shaped island that seats up to six people. It includes a dedicated pantry, and connects to the foyer through a small entrance from the covered porch.
• Private Master Retreat
  At the back of the home lies the master suite, complete with a vaulted ceiling and dual rear windows. The suite includes direct access to the grilling porch, a master bath with a dual vanity, a glass-enclosed shower, a whirlpool tub, and an expansive walk-in closet.
• Separated Secondary Bedrooms
  On the opposite side of the home, two bedrooms share a full bathroom. Each bedroom has its own linen closet and large windows. This split-bedroom layout helps maintain privacy for the master suite.
• Convenient Service Zones
  Next to the garage entry, a kids’ nook and a laundry room provide functional storage and workflow. The laundry room has a window toward the front. The kids’ nook is ideal for boots, backpacks, or daily drop-off items.
• Outdoor Connections
  Beyond the grilling porch and rear access points, the plan also includes a covered rear porch. These outdoor spaces extend living areas and support casual entertaining or relaxing outdoors.