Brick Ranch House Plans: Single-Story 3 Bed Layout with Breakfast Nook and Attached Garage

1,756 sq ft living · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths · 1 story · garage · 57'-5" × 39'-8"

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This single-story plan has 1,760 square feet of living space, not counting the attached garage, on a footprint of 57'-5" × 39'-8". A front porch leads into a 13'-7" × 4'-9" foyer and on to the 13'-7" × 22'-7" living room. The dining room (14'-4" × 9'-8") and the kitchen (8'-6" × 16'-2") sit alongside it, and the kitchen connects to a breakfast nook of 8'-6" × 10'-8".

The 2-car garage (12'-2" × 29'-4") enters through a 6'-2" × 8'-0" mudroom, next to the 6'-4" × 8'-0" laundry. The primary bedroom (10'-0" × 15'-11") has a walk-in closet (8'-2" × 6'-10") and a bath (8'-2" × 8'-8"). Bedrooms 2 and 3 (8'-10" × 11'-11" and 9'-4" × 11'-11") open off a bedroom hall that also serves the 5'-5" × 9'-1" hall bath.

Layout highlights

  • Living room of 13'-7" × 22'-7" is the largest room, reached directly from the foyer.
  • Kitchen at 8'-6" × 16'-2" pairs with an 8'-6" × 10'-8" breakfast nook.
  • Garage entry passes through a 6'-2" × 8'-0" mudroom beside the 6'-4" × 8'-0" laundry.
  • Primary suite combines a 10'-0" × 15'-11" bedroom, 8'-2" × 8'-8" bath and walk-in closet.
  • Two secondary bedrooms of about 9' × 12' share a 5'-5" × 9'-1" hall bath.

Room sizes

RoomSizeArea
2-Car Garage12'-2" × 29'-4"356 sq ft
Laundry6'-4" × 8'-0"51 sq ft
Mudroom6'-2" × 8'-0"49 sq ft
Breakfast Nook8'-6" × 10'-8"90 sq ft
Kitchen8'-6" × 16'-2"137 sq ft
Foyer13'-7" × 4'-9"64 sq ft
Living Room13'-7" × 22'-7"307 sq ft
Dining Room14'-4" × 9'-8"139 sq ft
Primary Bath8'-2" × 8'-8"70 sq ft
Walk-in Closet8'-2" × 6'-10"56 sq ft
Primary Bedroom10'-0" × 15'-11"158 sq ft
Bedroom Hall12'-9" × 9'-1"116 sq ft
Hall Bath5'-5" × 9'-1"49 sq ft
Bedroom 28'-10" × 11'-11"105 sq ft
Bedroom 39'-4" × 11'-11"111 sq ft

Who this plan suits

This plan suits households that want one-level living with three bedrooms, a dedicated dining room and a garage entry that keeps coats and shoes out of the main rooms. It needs a lot that fits the 57'-5" × 39'-8" footprint plus setbacks, with room in front for the porch and garage approach.

How this plan was made

It was generated in AI Architectures Plan Studio from this one-line brief: “Single-story brick ranch house, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen with breakfast nook, living room, dining, laundry, attached 2-car garage, front porch, about 1,800 sq ft of living space (garage not included).” An AI architect drafted the room program, a layout solver placed every wall and door, and the plan was checked automatically for room sizes, circulation and daylight. The same project produced the PDF sheets, layered DXF, IFC model and 3D model you can download above.

Frequently asked questions

What are brick ranch house plans?

Brick ranch house plans describe a single-story home with a low, horizontal profile and brick as the main exterior material. All living space sits on one level, which removes stairs and keeps the rooms close together. This version has 1,760 sq ft of living space, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.

What affects the cost and lot requirements of this plan?

The 57'-5" × 39'-8" footprint sets the minimum lot width and depth once your local setbacks are added. Because the house is a single story, the roof and foundation cover the full footprint, and brick veneer adds labor and material cost over lighter cladding. Local codes, soil and finish choices will move the final cost, so get bids for your site.

Can I change this plan by chat?

Yes. You can describe changes in chat, such as adding a bedroom, enlarging the kitchen, moving the garage to the other side or fitting a narrower lot. The layout is regenerated with updated room sizes so you can review the result before downloading.

How do I use the PDF, DXF and IFC files?

The PDF is for reviewing the plan and sharing it with family, a builder or a lender. The DXF opens in most CAD programs for drafting and measuring, and the IFC loads into BIM software for modeling. A local architect or engineer should review the files before you submit them for a permit.

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