3-Bed Country Craftsman with Bonus Room – 2,996 Sq Ft House Plan

The Magnolia 311 with Bonus Room is a thoughtfully designed two-story Craftsman-style home that maximizes space, light, and functionality while expressing classic cottage-inspired architectural charm. With 2,996 square feet of heated living space, this plan seamlessly blends open family gathering areas with private sleeping quarters, making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Architectural Style & Curb Appeal

This home showcases quintessential Country Craftsman design elements, including a welcoming covered entry, balanced proportions, and character-rich details that define timeless residential architecture.

Interior Layout & Flow

The floor plan is arranged to create a sense of openness and connection throughout the main living spaces. Walls have been minimized on the first floor to allow expansive sightlines and comfortable movement from room to room.

• Central kitchen located at the heart of the home for effortless everyday living and large family gatherings

• Guest bedroom or flexible space on the first floor, expandable for use as a home office, hobby room, or guest suite

• Upstairs sleeping quarters include three generous bedrooms with a master suite featuring a spacious bath and a walk-in closet.

• Bonus room with sloped ceilings adds character and functional space for a playroom, media room, exercise space, or home office.

• Single-car attached garage with front entry.

• A screened porch adds outdoor living potential and expands usable square footag.e

• Upstairs laundry placement improves household efficiency

Who This Plan Is For

Whether you’re planning a growing family home, a weekend retreat, or a Craftsman-inspired residence with flexible spaces, Plan 30022RT offers a balanced blend of form and function. Its open concept, abundant natural light, and adaptable rooms make it excellent for modern lifestyles while honoring classic architectural character.

Build Ready & Included Materials

This plan includes detailed foundation, floor plans (main and second floor), roof plan, and elevations. Local architectural or engineering stamps, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing drawings are handled separately per regional requirements.