Providence

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Providence Cape- 2 Bedroom Home

2 Bedrooms | 1.5 Bathrooms | Total Sq Ft: 2359

First Floor: 1528 Sq Ft | Proposed Second Floor: 831 Sq Ft

Traditional Cape organization defines the Providence Cape, where a spacious first floor establishes clearly separated living zones while a substantial proposed second level introduces long-term flexibility. With 1,528 square feet on the main floor and 831 square feet of unfinished space above, this design supports both immediate livability and future expansion potential. Furthermore, the layout emphasizes multiple gathering areas to enhance daily comfort and entertaining.

Who This Home Is For

Buyers who value defined room separation will appreciate the structured layout and dual living spaces. In addition, homeowners who prefer traditional layouts with distinct functional zones benefit from the clear organization. Likewise, those planning for future expansion without immediate construction gain long-term adaptability. Therefore, the home supports both established households and forward-thinking buyers.

Layout Overview

Entering through the foyer, you are greeted with immediate access to key living zones, with the living room positioned to the left. This space provides a comfortable front gathering area that sets the tone for the home’s traditional layout.

Next, a hallway extends forward and organizes circulation toward the private bedroom wing. The staircase to the proposed second floor is positioned slightly to the right, allowing convenient vertical access while maintaining separation from primary living areas.

Meanwhile, the bedroom corridor branches off from the main hallway. Along this section, a full bathroom is positioned on the left for shared access. At the end of the hall, two bedrooms provide private and comfortable sleeping spaces for family members or guests.

In addition, the dining room is located adjacent to the main circulation path and connects directly to the living room. This placement supports both structured meals and flexible gathering opportunities.

Next, the kitchen is positioned just beyond the dining area and serves as a central hub between the home’s living spaces. This improves efficiency and keeps movement between zones smooth and practical.

Beyond the kitchen, the family room creates a second dedicated gathering space that enhances flexibility for entertaining, relaxation, or media use. On the opposite side, a half bathroom and laundry area provide practical support for daily household needs.

Finally, the proposed second floor introduces 831 square feet of unfinished space. This area can be customized in the future as additional bedrooms, a home office, or recreational space. Overall, the design balances traditional first-floor living with strong long-term adaptability.