30'x42' (9x13m) Gorgeous 4-Bedrooms MODERN FARMHOUSE | Surprise With Smart Layout

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Entrance with built-in furniture and a bench.
4 bedrooms in total, ideal for families with older children as 3 of the bedrooms are in the daylight basement.
Parents' bedroom on the main floor with access to a large full bathroom with 2 sinks, in addition to a separate bath and shower.
Laundry room in the basement.
Family room in the basement.
Dining room open to the kitchen and living room.
Versatile plan allowing the layout of an office or a gym, using one of the 4 bedrooms, for example.
*Area Of Use: 224m2 (2408 sq. ft)
Covered porch: 11'0" x 4'0"
Foyer: 9'4" x 6'10"
- 2 Living room
- 4 Bedrooms
- Kitchen + Dining
- 2 Bathroom
- Laundry
- Porch
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[@margaretclark5055]

Totally in love with house! Take glass away in living room, just a half wall.

[@Houseds]

The farm house is very beautiful and attractive, the interior layout is very smart and sophisticated. Very quality home design style. ​😍🙏

[@randomviking8676]

I love the 2nd living room downstairs, with the fireplace. 4 bedroom's worth of people need to be able to spread out. 😉👍 Guessing the ground floor bedroom is the master? So much wasted space in that bathroom. Would rather close it down by 1/3, with only access From that bedroom, then the existing bathroom door would be access to a half bath for guests. 😊 As much as I don't like basement laundry rooms, this one makes sense, since most of the bedding and clothes are down there as well. This is a very nice design. 👍

[@gabrielalumovich]

Coincido

[@lillianadams4636]

Did you see exits for the downstairs area? Because I didn't see any in this video 😮

[@michaeltutty1540]

​@@lillianadams4636There are none. This plan is unsafe and unbuildable as presented.

[@amorfinabognot7645]

So amaze this beautiful and spacious home. .. I loved the basement . Great work again .

[@lillianadams4636]

Where's the exits for the downstairs area?!

[@user-mb4to2ui4w]

Finally! A basement. I've been wondering where you all put your furnaces and water heaters. Nice open main floor.

[@michaeltutty1540]

Nice to have a basement, but the mechanical room is too small to hold a furnace and water heater.

[@marutetuanui4895]

Bonne Année 🎉🎉🎉🎉Beaucoup d'amour et plein de bonheur !!! Parfait maison !!! J'adore 💕 énormément !!!💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@JanesDough855]

Another beautiful layout. If thats the master bedroom, I'd add a master bath and add a half bath on the first floor. Love the lower level!

[@kumtsuyimchung]

Beautiful house🏠 thank you and wishing you a happy new year🎇🎊

[@TMStudio68]

Thank you so much!!!😄😄

[@user-bn3rk9tk8d]

As you enter the house, I would eliminate the glad pains & half wall. I don’t see its purpose, other than extra cleaning. Love dining room chairs.

[@Bobrogers99]

Nice entry into a spacious living/dining area. The kitchen has sufficient counter and cabinets, including a large pantry cabinet. The main floor bathroom is so large that it could become ensuite and still have enough area for a powder room for guests. I'm glad to see a basement, and hopefully those windows qualify as "egress windows". Lots of room in this house!

[@TMStudio68]

Thank you!! 😊

[@lillianadams4636]

​@TMStudio68 where's the exits in the downstairs area? I didn't see any in this video 😮

[@Bobrogers99]

​@@lillianadams4636 Whether or not those windows qualify as "egress" windows is debatable. Most codes require one for every bedroom, but the exact size may vary.

[@lillianadams4636]

I didn't ask about the windows I asked where is the Exits for the downstairs area!!..

[@Bobrogers99]

@@lillianadams4636 I thought you were concerned about emergency exits (which most fire codes require).

[@ingetrowbridge9105]

I love it the openness

[@PerfectProduction1]

The house has a neat layout! I like its facade the most!

[@julethahamner6076]

❤

[@JeanAbel-xo7jk]

Love love love this house

[@YaYaPaBla]

Pretty colors

[@roselannerodrigueslins7531]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ EXTRAORDINÁRIO !!!

[@mercedesruzo323]

Preciosa tenéis un catálogo muy variado gracias feliz año 2024

[@TMStudio68]

Thank you so much!

[@clinianuc5995]

Muy hermosa con sótano espectacular 🎉Dios los bendiga

[@TMStudio68]

Thank you so much!!!😄😄

[@gabrielalumovich]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Danielle-Prue]

@tmstudio68 Love your work, especially this one! Do you sell your floor plans?

[@sharronlewis3429]

🇬🇧❤️ Beautiful 💕

[@ruhetamanna2393]

গ্রাউন্ডে যখন বেডরুম করা গেছে তখন সেটা দোতলা বানিয়ে দোতলাতেই করা সম্ভব ছিল, গ্রাউন্ডে আরেকটা বসার ঘরের প্রয়োজন ছিল না.....দোতলা বানালে সেখানে এই স্পেসটা অন্য কাজে লাগানো যেত........গ্রাউন্ডে করা রুম সাধারণত একটু অন্ধকার হয় কারন সেখানে ফুল লেন্থের জানালা করা সম্ভব না....এমনিতে ভালো

[@YaYaPaBla]

I wouldn’t want that much glass around the living room.And absolutely no sink on the bar.

[@lillianadams4636]

Definitely don't care for that large glass! Just extra to clean

[@lillianadams4636]

Beautiful home but where are the exits downstairs?!.. I didn't see any in this video and that's definitely not safe!!..

[@TAYBUSINESS]

🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️T

[@mommyquackquack1825]

Really don't like the open concept, sharing the main bathroom with company and other bedrooms downstairs. This house doesn't accommodate older parents with the stairs either. Maybe ok for a roommate situation.

[@michaeltutty1540]

This house earns a thumbs down for being unbuildable, not to mention unsafe, as configured. There is no secondary escape from the basement, only the open staircase. You would not be able to get a building permit, nor an occupancy permit, for this house. You MUST have a secondary escape route, be it a door to the outside or an egress window on the lower level. On the lower level the shower room is on the opposite side of the house from the bedrooms. Walking through the rec room to get to the toilet is not ideal. On top of that, you have the downstairs shower room and laundry on the opposite corner to the kitchen and main floor bathroom. Running the supply lines as well as the drains, not to mention the drain vents, is going to be needlessly complicated and expensive. I don't know about where you live, but the mechanical room is never going to hold a hot water tank and a furnace as well as the electrical service panel. You really need to go back and study the physical requirements of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical equipment and make sure it actually fits comfortably with room to work.