Optimized for narrow lot configurations, the Bynum House Plan occupies a 32-foot width and 47-foot depth, delivering 1,560 square feet of total heated living area. This two-story design utilizes a 12:12 roof pitch and a maximum building height of 23 feet 11 inches to create a vertical profile that maximizes interior volume. The exterior features a 280-square-foot covered front porch and an additional side porch, providing significant outdoor transition space.

The first floor encompasses 1,014 square feet, centered on an open-concept living core that integrates the kitchen and family room. A primary suite is positioned on the main level to ensure separation from secondary living quarters, while a dedicated laundry room provides utility within the main floor footprint. Nine-foot ceilings throughout the ground level enhance natural light penetration and sightlines between the kitchen and common areas.

The second floor contains 546 square feet, organized around a central loft that offers a flexible area for a home office or media zone. Two additional cluster-style bedrooms are located on this level, sharing a full bathroom. The eight-foot ceiling height on the upper level maintains a proportional scale for the secondary sleeping quarters, while the inclusion of a 41-square-foot storage room addresses seasonal utility requirements.

Construction of the Bynum House Plan emphasizes a compact footprint suitable for urban or infill development. The structure balances residential density with individual living requirements, ensuring that the 1,560-square-foot layout remains efficient. With a focus on verticality and traditional architectural proportions, the design maintains a presence while adhering to restricted lot dimensions.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor primary suite, open-concept living, upper-level loft, 12:12 roof pitch, 280-square-foot front porch, 41-square-foot storage, narrow lot design.

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