This 59'x40' modern farmhouse floor plan delivers 2,360 sq ft of single-story living space with an expansive, well-organized layout that balances everyday function with open, light-filled living areas. The floor plan centers on a great room at 21'8"x13'8" that flows into a connected kitchen at 12'5"x12'2" and dining area at 9'3"x17', creating a generous open living zone at the heart of the home. A master suite with a full bath and walk-in closet, a second bedroom, a shared full bath, a dedicated office, a pantry, and a mud and laundry room complete the program. A full-width front porch spanning 59'x8' adds 472 sq ft of covered outdoor living across the entire front facade, giving the home the classic farmhouse presence that defines the style. The attached 2-car garage at 24'x24' adds 640 sq ft of additional utility.
The cross gable roofline with clearstory windows lifts the profile of the home and brings elevated natural light into the main living areas, complementing the farmhouse aesthetic with a contemporary edge. Built on a concrete pier foundation with 2x4 wood framing, corrugated metal roofing, and cedar tongue and groove ceiling details, this plan is built for longevity across a wide range of climates and site types. The single-story layout keeps the home fully accessible and practical for long-term owner-occupancy.
Whether you are planning a primary residence on a rural or suburban lot, this complete 22-sheet drawing set gives you everything needed to begin construction. Sheets cover the floor plan, slab layout, ceiling and roof outline, all four elevations, two sections, electrical and plumbing plans, kitchen and bath details, rafter and framing details, insulation details, window and door schedule, and a full material list. Available as an instant PDF and CAD download. Please note that Home Plan DIY does not provide engineer-stamped plans. Buyers should verify local engineering and code compliance requirements before construction, as some jurisdictions require a licensed architect or engineer to review and seal plans prior to permitting.
