The Virginian Tudor covers 3,644 sq ft of heated living area across two stories, requiring a lot width of at least 86 ft 8 in and a depth of 59 ft 8 in. This Tudor-inspired design utilizes a combination 10:12 and 6:12 roof pitch to achieve a maximum building height of 35 ft 7 in, providing a distinct silhouette. A 663 sq ft side-load garage minimizes street-side visual mass, maintaining the integrity of the front elevation.

The main level provides 2,322 sq ft of living space, anchored by a two-story grand room that facilitates vertical sightlines and natural light penetration. The floor plan integrates a first-floor primary suite with a dedicated sitting area and walk-in closet, alongside a home office and a laundry room. The kitchen and dining areas connect to a 124 sq ft rear deck, facilitating direct transitions to outdoor zones.

Occupying 1,322 sq ft, the second floor houses the remaining bedrooms and bathrooms, utilizing 9 ft ceilings to maintain a consistent scale with the 10 ft ceilings on the first level. An additional 1,711 sq ft basement with 9 ft ceilings offers a substantial footprint for future expansion, climate-controlled storage, or specialized recreational utility.

Structural framing is supported by a 44 sq ft porch area and a layout that separates the primary wing from common social zones. The side-load garage configuration optimizes driveway utility and side-yard access, while the 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom arrangement supports multi-generational living requirements through strategic room placement.

Key Features: 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor primary suite, two-story grand room, home office, side-load 2-car garage, 1,711 sq ft unfinished basement, walk-in pantry, and rear deck access.

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