Stacy 4 is a Craftsman-style bungalow spanning 1,272 square feet of heated living space, engineered for efficiency on a 44-foot wide and 39-foot 6-inch deep footprint. This two-story residence prioritizes a compact, high-utility layout that maximizes the building envelope while retaining a traditional architectural profile.

The first floor occupies 756 square feet, centered around an open-concept core where the kitchen, dining, and living zones converge. A primary bedroom is positioned on the main level to increase accessibility, supported by a full bathroom. The interior volume is defined by 8-foot ceilings on both levels, which manage thermal efficiency while providing consistent headroom throughout the floor plan.

The second floor offers 516 square feet containing two additional bedrooms and access to an unfinished 192-square-foot recreation room. This flexible area provides a buffer for future expansion or climate-controlled storage. The structural design utilizes stick-framed roof construction with a 12:12 roof pitch, contributing to a maximum building height of 21 feet 9 inches.

Exterior features include an expansive 508-square-foot covered porch that provides substantial outdoor transition space. A 264-square-foot front-load garage with a 9-foot by 8-foot door is integrated into the structural footprint, maintaining a consolidated utility zone that leaves more space for site development. This combination of a small-lot footprint and multi-level design creates a cost-effective residential solution.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, first-floor primary suite, 1,272 sq ft total heated area, 1-car front-load garage, 12:12 roof pitch, 508 sq ft covered porch, unfinished bonus room, Craftsman-style bungalow, open floor plan, stick-framed roof construction.

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