West House

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West House Two-Story – 3 Bedroom Home

3 Bedrooms | 3 Bathrooms | 2,628 Sq Ft
First Floor: 1,550 Sq Ft | Second Floor: 1,078 Sq Ft | Optional Garage: 466 Sq Ft

The West House Two Story emphasizes functional zoning with a strong focus on main-level living, as the design prioritizes a first-floor master suite alongside open-concept shared spaces. Meanwhile, the main level connects the great room, dining area, and kitchen into a unified living environment. Furthermore, the upper level provides flexible bedroom options that adapt to guests, family, or work needs. As a result, the West House Two Story balances comfort, accessibility, and long-term flexibility across 2,628 square feet.

Who This Home Is For
Buyers seeking a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom layout with a main-level primary suite will appreciate the accessibility and separation this design provides. In addition, homeowners who prefer open shared spaces benefit from the connected great room and kitchen layout. Families needing flexible upstairs rooms also gain value, while those prioritizing convenience will find the first-floor living arrangement especially practical.

Layout Overview
You enter into an open-concept main level where shared spaces immediately connect for daily living. From there, the dining area flows naturally into the great room, creating a central gathering space enhanced by a fireplace feature. Meanwhile, the kitchen sits nearby and maintains strong visual and functional connection to the main living zones.

In addition, a first-floor laundry area improves everyday efficiency and supports main-level convenience. The master suite is positioned for privacy and includes a walk-in closet and a bathroom with a garden tub, forming a comfortable retreat that anchors the home’s main level design.

Upstairs, a secondary suite with a walk-in closet provides a private space ideal for guests or extended family. Alongside it, a third bedroom and full bathroom complete the upper level, offering flexible use for work, storage, or additional living needs. Overall, the second floor reinforces adaptability while maintaining separation from the main living areas.