Spanish Style House Plans: 4-Bedroom Single-Story with Courtyard Entry and Covered Loggia

2,517 sq ft living · 4 bedrooms · 3 baths · 1 story · garage · 63'-0" × 55'-1"

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This single-story Spanish style plan offers 2,520 square feet of living space, not counting the garage, within a 63'-0" × 55'-1" footprint. Guests arrive through an entry courtyard into an 18'-4" × 5'-5" foyer. From there the plan opens to a 26'-3" × 15'-7" family room, with the 10'-9" × 17'-5" kitchen open to it and a 9'-8" × 13'-1" dining room nearby. A 9'-8" × 4'-9" pantry serves the kitchen.

The plan includes a 7'-2" × 7'-8" mudroom and a 7'-2" × 9'-4" laundry for everyday entry from the garage. The primary suite, 18'-4" × 11'-3", has a 12'-3" × 8'-4" bath and a 6'-6" × 9'-8" walk-in closet. A 29'-8" × 7'-0" bedroom hall connects Bedrooms 2, 3 and 4, the office and the two other baths. The covered loggia extends living outdoors.

Layout highlights

  • Entry courtyard leads to an 18'-4" × 5'-5" foyer
  • Family room measures 26'-3" × 15'-7" and opens to the 10'-9" × 17'-5" kitchen
  • Primary suite of 18'-4" × 11'-3" with a 6'-6" × 9'-8" walk-in closet
  • Office at 12'-3" × 9'-1" plus three more bedrooms, including Bedroom 3 at 11'-5" × 9'-8"
  • 2-car garage of 21'-5" × 17'-5" with mudroom and laundry nearby

Room sizes

RoomSizeArea
Pantry9'-8" × 4'-9"46 sq ft
Dining9'-8" × 13'-1"126 sq ft
Kitchen10'-9" × 17'-5"187 sq ft
Mudroom7'-2" × 7'-8"55 sq ft
Laundry7'-2" × 9'-4"67 sq ft
2-Car Garage21'-5" × 17'-5"373 sq ft
Family Room26'-3" × 15'-7"408 sq ft
Bath 35'-9" × 7'-10"45 sq ft
Hall Bath5'-9" × 8'-2"46 sq ft
Bedroom 48'-4" × 16'-4"136 sq ft
Office12'-3" × 9'-1"112 sq ft
Primary Bath12'-3" × 8'-4"102 sq ft
Foyer18'-4" × 5'-5"99 sq ft
Primary Suite18'-4" × 11'-3"207 sq ft
Bedroom Hall29'-8" × 7'-0"208 sq ft
Walk-in Closet6'-6" × 9'-8"63 sq ft
Bedroom 311'-5" × 9'-8"110 sq ft
Bedroom 210'-11" × 9'-8"106 sq ft

Who this plan suits

This plan suits households that want four bedrooms and an office on one level, with an outdoor living area off the family room. It needs a lot wider than the 63'-0" footprint once setbacks are included, and a front yard deep enough for the entry courtyard.

How this plan was made

It was generated in AI Architectures Plan Studio from this one-line brief: “Single-story Spanish-style house, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, courtyard entry, kitchen open to family room, dining, laundry, attached 2-car garage, covered loggia, about 2,500 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 Spanish style house plans?

Spanish style house plans typically feature courtyards, covered outdoor spaces such as loggias, and a low, horizontal single-story form. This plan uses an entry courtyard and a covered loggia, with 2,520 sq ft of living space, 4 bedrooms and 3 baths.

What affects the cost and lot needs of this plan?

The 63'-0" × 55'-1" footprint, the courtyard and loggia, and the attached 2-car garage set the lot width and depth you need. Cost depends on your local labor, materials, foundation type and finish level, so get quotes from builders in your area.

Can I change this plan by chat?

Yes. You can ask for changes such as moving the garage to the other side, resizing or swapping rooms, or fitting a narrower lot. The layout is then regenerated, and you can review the updated plan before downloading files.

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

The PDF is for review, sharing and permit discussions. The DXF opens in CAD software for 2D editing, and the IFC loads into BIM tools for 3D work. Your local designer or engineer should check the plans against site and code requirements before construction.

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