This attractive basement entry home combines a simplistic roofline with a functional floor plan to provide the first time homebuilder with an affordable residence. The width being 39 feet will allow this home to fit easily on various sized city lots. Shown with triple columns at the entry and an arc top window over French doors on the second level, the exterior of this home will be a pleasant site in any new subdivision. Inside, the entry level includes a finished foyer and study.

This study will be an ideal in-home office especially if you had clients coming and going. This private room is located away from all the living areas of the home keeping your work separate from your home life.  The balance of the entry level is unfinished with a roughed in layout for a large, open room and bedrooms – perfect for renting out as a suite. Upstairs, the functionality is apparent with the combination living and dining room.

A sloping ceiling carries through both rooms and leads to French doors opening onto a front balcony. The country kitchen is a spacious area that includes a central work island blocked by a half wall to create a separation point for the family area. The sloping ceiling also carries through into this area and combines with the rear window and dual French doors to create an open atmosphere.

A rear sundeck is always welcome in those warm summer months for barbecuing and outdoor relaxation.