Single-Story 4-Bedroom Wilkerson Stone Ranch with Bonus Room (Floor Plan)

Wilkerson Stone Ranch offers 2,491 square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms on a single story. A bonus room above provides additional flexible space, expanding the home’s functionality. The floor plan emphasizes open living areas and incorporates outdoor spaces like a screen porch and deck for enhanced livability.

Craftsman-Inspired Home Exterior

Home’s exterior showcases Craftsman-inspired elements, blending stone and siding with a pitched roof and decorative gables. Arched windows and warm wood tones add strong curb appeal to this ranch-style home. The front porch area seems relatively small, which may limit its usefulness as an outdoor living or greeting space.

Open-Concept Floor Plan with Bedroom/Study Flex Room and Bonus Space Above Make this a Versatile Home

Floor plan emphasizes open living spaces, with the great room, dining area, and kitchen flowing together. Large windows and multiple access points to outdoor areas enhance the sense of spaciousness and connectivity to nature.

Versatile Bonus Room (Low ceiling height in some areas)

An optional bonus room above the main level provides 452 square feet of additional living space. The room features skylights for natural light and ample attic storage areas around the perimeter. The sloped ceiling may result in reduced headroom in some areas of the bonus room.

Detailed Floor Plan

Main level floor plan showcases a spacious great room with a coffered ceiling, opening to the kitchen and dining area. A master suite with a walk-in closet occupies one wing, while three additional bedrooms share two bathrooms in the opposite wing. Outdoor living spaces include a screen porch with a fireplace and an octagonal spa off the deck.

Rear View of Garage and Backyard

Charming Craftsman-style home features a stone exterior, a welcoming front porch, and a generously sized garage. The pitched roof with dormers adds character, while the large windows provide ample natural light.

Screened Porch Addition With Outdoor Grilling Area

Craftsman-style home showcases a gable roof with dormers and a rear screened porch for outdoor enjoyment. The brick exterior and large windows complement the home’s traditional design. While the screened porch offers a comfortable outdoor space, the patio area appears somewhat small for extended entertaining.

Columned Front Porch With Seating Spots

Tapered wooden columns support an extended roof overhang, creating a welcoming front porch with a stone veneer base. The narrow porch area restricts furniture placement options, potentially limiting its use as a social gathering space.

Arched Foyer Entryway

An arched transom window crowns the wooden front door. It’s flanked by sidelights and complemented by a geometric pendant light. The relatively narrow foyer may crowd the space.

French Doors and Plantation Shutters

French doors with multiple panes connect living spaces, while arched plantation shutters add architectural interest to windows. The abundance of doors and windows, while providing ample natural light, leaves limited wall space for hanging artwork or placing furniture.

Foyer Opens to Home Office (Could be Changed Into a Bedroom)

This space was used as a home office and features an elegant arched window with white plantation shutters, allowing natural light to filter in. Dark hardwood flooring contrasts beautifully with the light blue walls and white trim, creating a serene workspace.

Rustic Barn Door Serves as an Entryway to Great Room

Sliding barn doors made of rich wood planks frame the entrance to a light-filled room, adding rustic charm and space-saving functionality. The doors’ hardware system allows smooth operation along a black metal track, complementing the room’s farmhouse aesthetic. Inside, hardwood floors extend throughout, matching the warmth of the barn doors and creating a cohesive look.

Open-Concept Living Area With Barn Door Accent

Aforementioned barn door separates the study from this living area. Neutral-toned sofas and a rustic coffee table anchor the living space, which opens to a bright kitchen featuring white cabinetry and pendant lighting.

High Ceilings in Family Room With Brick Fireplace

A vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams draws the eye upward, creating an airy and spacious living area. The stone fireplace serves as a striking focal point, housing both a fireplace and a mounted television for entertainment. I believe the room’s scale may make it challenging to heat efficiently during colder months.

Enter the Great Room From Screened Porch Extension

Large sliding glass doors open to reveal a screened porch, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living spaces. The porch features the same vaulted ceiling and exposed beam design as the interior. The porch’s screens may require regular maintenance to prevent tears and preserve the view.

Close-Up of the Family/Great Room

In the family room, the television mounted above the fireplace may be positioned too high for comfortable viewing. I’d also suggest installing a sound system for a truly immersive experience.

Closer Look at the Rear Porch (Has Another Stone Fireplace!)

Here’s a closer look at the screened enclosure with metal railings that offer protection from insects while maintaining a sense of openness. The porch’s focal point, the stone fireplace with a gas insert, adds a rustic charm. However, the open design may limit privacy from neighbors.

Farmhouse-Inspired Kitchen and Wrought-Iron Pendants

In this kitchen, white shaker cabinets contrast nicely with stainless steel appliances and wrought iron pendant lights. The stone fireplace in the adjacent living area adds texture and warmth, while a sliding barn door provides access to another room. The kitchen’s all-white color scheme may feel clinical and could benefit from more colorful accents.

View of Kitchen From Adjacent Dining Room

Large center island provides ample workspace and casual seating, while recessed and pendant lighting ensures bright task illumination. Dark hardwood flooring adds warmth and contrast to the predominantly white palette. The kitchen lacks a dedicated pantry space, which may limit storage options for dry goods.

Tumbled Stone Backsplash in the Kitchen

Tumbled stone backsplash adds texture, complementing the granite countertops. A gas cooktop, double wall ovens, and a large refrigerator cater to serious home cooks. The kitchen’s layout may feel cramped during meal preparation with multiple cooks, as the work triangle appears somewhat compact.

Breakfast Nook Accessible From Nearby Great Room

You’ll notice a functional coffee corner to the side there, perfect for busy mornings. The breakfast nook blends with a granite countertop, providing ample space for dining. Kitchen might benefit from more colorful accents or decor to break up the monochromatic palette.

Bright Dining Room Featuring a Vintage Hutch

Love the airy feel of this dining room, thanks to the large windows letting in lots of natural light. The combination of the sturdy wooden table and vintage-style chandelier enhances the room’s charm. There’s also a hutch, a multi-shelved cabinet often used for displaying dishes, glassware, or other decorative items.

Tranquil Master Bedroom With Sleek Hardwood Floors

Anyone could appreciate the spacious tranquility in this bedroom, accentuated by the soft color palette and sleek hardwood floors. The bed frame’s ornate design adds a touch of sophistication, while the ceiling fan ensures comfort. To make the room even cozier, consider adding some area rugs or more personal decor elements.

Master Bathroom With Double Vanities

Master bathroom features beautiful granite countertops and dual vanities, with a walk-in shower. The large, framed mirrors and soft lighting create a serene atmosphere. Although luxurious, the space could be even more inviting with the addition of some decorative items like candles or artwork.

Guest Bedroom With Neutral Decor

One of the guest bedrooms has a large double-hung window with blinds. The headboard is a simple, modern design, and the bed frame is a classic platform style. While the space seems comfortable, it could benefit from the addition of personal touches like artwork, throw pillows, or decorative accents to create a more inviting atmosphere.

Here’s Another Guest Bedroom With a Similar Design

Crossing the shared bathroom, you’ll find another guest bedroom. It features a nautical theme with decorative oars and a boat-shaped sign above the bed. I’d recommend installing some storage options for guests like cabinets or a dresser.

Source: Donald A. Gardner: House Plan # W-GOO-1296