PR-0745 | Single-story, 5-bedroom house plan on a slab, without a garage

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Building type: Single-family home
 

 
Architectural style: Contemporary / Traditional
 

 
Floor area: 2,389 sq. ft.
 

 
Number of stories: 1
 

 
Foundation type: Slab
 

 
Garage: No garage
 

 
Number of bedrooms/offices: 5
 

 
Bathrooms: 2
 

 
Building width: 53'
 

 
Building depth: 54'
 

 
Basement: No basement
 

 
Walk-out basement: No
 

 
Mezzanine: No
 

 
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A spacious 2,389 sq. ft. single-story home designed for family living
 

 
This 5-bedroom, single-story home plan—built on a slab foundation without a garage—offers a particularly spacious single-family residence where all rooms are arranged on one level. With 2,389 sq. ft. of living space, the home blends contemporary and traditional architectural styles with an interior layout designed to meet the needs of a family seeking large rooms, multiple bedrooms, and generous common areas.
 

 
Measuring 53 feet wide by 54 feet deep, the home has a relatively compact footprint considering the substantial living area provided. It is built directly on a slab foundation, with no basement, walk-out level, or mezzanine. This configuration allows all residential functions to be enjoyed on the main floor.
 

 
Contemporary architecture with traditional lines
 

 
The exterior features an understated design dominated by a gable roof and simple building volumes. This combination gives the home an aesthetic that bridges the gap between contemporary and traditional styles, allowing it to blend naturally into various residential or rural settings.
 

 
Horizontal siding and natural tones enhance the home's warm, inviting character. At the rear, a large covered terrace is integrated directly into the home's structure. Accessible from the dining room, it serves as a true outdoor extension of the living area, providing a sheltered space to enjoy the yard.
 

 
The absence of a garage also allows for more square footage to be dedicated to living areas.
 

 
A functional central living area
 

 
At the heart of this 5-bedroom, single-story home plan, the living room, dining room, and kitchen form a vast central living zone. This layout facilitates movement between the home's various functional areas while creating a welcoming space for daily life.
 

 
The kitchen features an island and is located directly adjacent to the living room. A spacious, separate pantry completes the layout, keeping main work surfaces clutter-free.
 

 
The dining room enjoys a prime location facing the covered terrace. This layout creates a natural transition between indoor and outdoor living areas.
 

 
Five bedrooms and two bathrooms
 

 
One of the home's key advantages is its capacity. The floor plan includes five rooms that can serve as bedrooms or offices, allowing for flexible configurations based on the occupants' needs. The layout accommodates a large family while offering the option to set up a home office, guest room, or multi-purpose space.
 

 
Two full bathrooms serve the home. Their placement in separate areas enhances daily functionality and minimizes the need to move back and forth between bedrooms.
 

 
An additional office is located near the main entrance. This position is ideal for remote work, as it allows for client meetings or work activities near the foyer without having to pass through the home's private living areas.
 

 
Well-integrated utility spaces
 

 
The design also includes a separate mechanical room that houses the home's technical systems. A laundry area with a washer and dryer is integrated into one of the bathrooms, making efficient use of the available space.
 

 
The foyer creates a clear transition between the outdoors and the living area, featuring storage space right next to the entrance.
 

 
A layout designed for families needing plenty of space
 

 
With 2,389 sq. ft. of fully finished living space on a single level, this five-bedroom, slab-on-grade ranch-style home (without a garage) is an excellent choice for those who want to avoid stairs while enjoying a spacious home.
 

 
Its five bedrooms, two bathrooms, office, pantry, mechanical room, and large covered terrace make for a comprehensive residential layout. The room arrangement effectively separates private quarters from common areas while maintaining a simple, logical flow. This model thus serves as an excellent basis for creating a large, single-story family home and can be adapted to suit the specific characteristics of the site, municipal requirements, and the unique needs of its future occupants.