EN-0678 | Farmhouse house plan with garden level and covered terrace

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Building type: Single-family home


Architectural style: Contemporary / Farmhouse / L-shaped


Area: 3,632 sq ft


Number of storeys: 2


Foundation type: Poured concrete


Garage: No garage


Number of bedrooms/offices: 4


Bathrooms: 3


Building width: 53'


Building depth: 45'


Basement: Finished basement


Walk-out: Yes


Mezzanine: No


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A Farmhouse house plan with a walk-out basement and sheltered terrace in a distinctive L-shaped design


This farmhouse house plan with a walk-out basement and sheltered terrace offers refined contemporary architecture, enhanced by an L-shaped configuration that optimizes sunlight, privacy, and the connection with the surrounding environment. With a total area of ​​3,632 sq ft, this two-story single-family home perfectly meets the needs of families seeking comfort, functionality, and enduring aesthetics.


Designed to adapt to sloping lots, this model fully utilizes the potential of the walk-out basement while offering a fluid and balanced interior layout.


An elegant and timeless contemporary L-shaped Farmhouse architecture


The combination of contemporary, farmhouse, and L-shaped styles gives this residence a strong architectural identity. The clean, modern lines are softened by farmhouse-inspired materials, creating a warm and contemporary facade. The L-shaped design naturally structures the volumes, while also providing better protection from the wind and optimal orientation for the living spaces.


The poured concrete foundation ensures remarkable solidity and allows for a fully finished basement, adding significant functional value to the entire building.


A bright garden level opening onto a sheltered terrace


The garden level is the heart of this house. It features spacious living areas designed to maximize natural light and create a welcoming atmosphere. The generous and open family room becomes a central hub for shared moments, while offering unobstructed views of the outdoors through large windows.


The sheltered terrace, perfectly integrated into the building's L-shape, acts as a natural extension of the house. Protected and comfortable, it allows you to enjoy the outdoors in every season, whether for meals, relaxation, or entertaining, while maintaining a comfortable level of privacy.


An interior layout designed for everyday living


Spread over two floors, this house offers a well-balanced layout. The floor plan includes four bedrooms, providing great versatility to meet the needs of a family, a home office, or a guest room. The three bathrooms are strategically placed to ensure comfort and functionality on each level.


The fully finished basement adds significant living space. It can accommodate an additional family room, a recreation area, an extra bedroom, or a dedicated workspace or personal activities area.


A garage-free home focused on space and flow


This floor plan is designed without a garage, maximizing interior volume and optimizing living space. This approach is ideal for projects seeking to incorporate outdoor parking, a separate carport, or simply maintain a clean and well-proportioned design.


The 53-foot width and 45-foot depth ensure a harmonious placement on the lot, while highlighting the L-shaped configuration.


A customizable plan to suit your project


Like all models offered by Plan Maison Québec, this farmhouse plan with a walk-out basement and covered terrace can be customized. Architectural technologists can adapt the dimensions, room layout, openings, or certain architectural elements to meet the site constraints and the preferences of future occupants.