Gleneden Modern Farmhouse

The Gleneden Modern Farmhouse is a warm and inviting 2,308 SF two-story home plan that combines classic farmhouse character with a practical family-focused layout. The exterior features board-and-batten siding, a standing-seam metal roof, a welcoming covered front porch, stone accents, and an attached garage, creating timeless curb appeal suited for both rural and neighborhood infill settings.

Inside, the home is designed around comfortable everyday living. The main level includes a spacious living room, open dining area, generous kitchen, powder bath, attached garage, and a private primary bedroom suite with a large bathroom and closet area. A covered outdoor deck extends the living space and creates a natural connection between the home and yard.

The second level provides three additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, a large upper living room, and an open-to-below area that adds volume and visual connection between the floors. With 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, multiple living areas, and an attached garage, the Gleneden offers flexibility for families, guests, work-from-home needs, or multigenerational living. The plan drawings show the primary suite and main living spaces on the ground floor, with bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and a vaulted living/game room on the second floor.

What's Included in This Plan Set

• • Architectural Construction Details — Typical wall, roof, floor, foundation, eave, opening, flashing, and other construction details necessary to communicate the design and intended construction.
  • Structural Foundation Plan — Foundation layout showing footings, foundation walls, slabs, posts, beams, and other primary structural components.
  • Structural Framing Plans — Floor and roof framing information showing joists, rafters, beams, headers, posts, bearing locations, and other structural framing elements.
  • Structural Details — Typical structural connections, framing conditions, foundation details, and other information necessary to support construction and permit review.
  • Schematic Electrical Plan — Electrical layout showing typical lighting, switches, receptacles, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and other common residential electrical locations for permitting and coordination.
  • Site Plan Template — A blank site plan diagram sized for the intended lot configuration. Your local surveyor, designer, architect, or civil engineer can use the template to add property lines, setbacks, utilities, topography, driveway locations, and other site-specific information.
  • General Construction Notes — Typical construction requirements, material references, installation standards, and code-related notes applicable to the building.
  • Energy Compliance Notes — General energy-efficiency requirements and construction notes intended to assist with compliance in many U.S. jurisdictions. Project-specific energy calculations or local compliance documentation may still be required.
  • Life-Safety and Code Information — Typical residential code information addressing items such as egress, safety glazing, smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, guards, handrails, and other common code requirements where applicable.
  • Door and Window Information — Sizes, types, locations, and related information necessary for coordination and construction, where included in the plan design.
  • Drawing Organization — Drawings are professionally organized into a coordinated architectural and structural plan set suitable as the basis for local permit submission. Information will need to be added to meet local compliance.
  • Print-Quality PDF Files — High-resolution PDF drawings formatted on 24" × 36" sheets, a standard architectural sheet size accepted by most e-permitting systems and print shops and commonly used for residential permit submissions.
  • Immediate Digital Delivery — PDF files are available for download immediately after checkout so you can begin reviewing, pricing, printing, or preparing your project for permitting.

Plan Specifications Table