The Horse Creek 3605 is a Craftsman-inspired residence spanning 2,860 sq ft of heated living space, specifically engineered for expansive lots requiring a 93'6" width and 85' depth. This design prioritizes a low-profile silhouette with a 22'5" maximum building height and a roofline featuring 7:12 and 3:12 pitches, anchoring the structure firmly into its surroundings.

The main level floor plan is organized around a central great room, which utilizes 10-foot ceilings to enhance the interior volume and light penetration. This core area provides a direct transition to the kitchen, which is equipped with a large island and an integrated eating bar. A formal dining room and a dedicated den provide separation from the primary social zones, while the first-floor master suite maintains a private wing to ensure separation from the secondary bedrooms.

Occupying a significant footprint, the home includes a 2,834 sq ft unfinished basement that features 9-foot ceiling heights, offering a flexible foundation for future expansion. The structural integrity is supported by 2x6 exterior wall framing, providing a robust frame that complements the mountain-style aesthetic. The design also incorporates 1,012 sq ft of porch and patio area, extending the living environment into the outdoors.

Practical utility is addressed through the inclusion of a 1,692 sq ft garage with a 3-car capacity, providing ample room for vehicle storage and equipment. A mudroom serves as a transition zone between the garage and the interior, while a dedicated laundry room is strategically located to support the daily requirements of the main living level.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor master suite, 3-car garage, 2,834 sq ft unfinished basement, 10-foot main floor ceilings, 1,012 sq ft of covered porch space, 2x6 exterior wall framing, open-concept kitchen with eating bar.

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