A perfect plan for a rear view lot with slope, this plan has all the main living areas and the bedrooms at the rear for maximum view potential. The modestly covered central entryway leads you into the home where a sunken foyer is open to the living room. The nine foot ceiling height, a starting point for the spectacular vaulted ceiling adds a very grand effect for the first impression of this home. A centered gas fireplace flanked by windows will add extra appeal to this formal living room. Down a partial flight of stairs, the openness of the combined rooms is viewed immediately. To the left is the formal dining area where lots of natural light highlights this room and your buffet by the special window configuration (see side of rendering). The large family room, bayed breakfast area and generous kitchen are all open and face the rear view. Several windows and a sliding patio door unit will add an abundance of natural light into this spacious family area. The patio door leads to a partially covered rear patio. Keep in mind, if you are building to accommodate an extreme slope, these plans could be adjusted to suit a sundeck off this level with daylight basement. Access to the basement and mudroom comes from the family room. The laundry is in a closed off closet space, to hide the mess, and the two piece ensuite are accessible through the mudroom. The rear facing den also has a sliding patio door opening to the rear patio. With the extra closet and convenient powder room location, the den could serve as a fourth bedroom or guest bedroom. Upstairs, the rear facing master suite, with full rear windows, has a five piece ensuite with soaker tub and separate shower. Two closet areas, one a walk in closet and the other a wall closet are featured and allow for dividing areas for seasonal clothing, or of course for “his” and “hers” closets. Two secondary bedrooms share a main bathroom with double vanity, while a large linen closet completes this upper floor. The basement is unfinished and will suite future development. The plan has an in-ground basement to lend itself to a modestly sloping lot yet an adjustment for an exposed basement could be made to suit more of a slope. A stucco and brick exterior gives this 1984 square foot home a clean finish and allows for minimum exterior maintenance.