The Cache is a narrow-lot house plan engineered for urban density, measuring 15 feet in width and 71 feet 5 inches in depth. Spanning a total of 1,324 square feet of heated living area, this two-story residence maximizes vertical space to accommodate 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The design features a rear-entry 1-car garage, preserving the front elevation and allowing for efficient placement on constrained metropolitan sites.

The main level encompasses 710 square feet, organized around an open-concept core that includes a kitchen with a central island and an adjacent keeping room. This primary living zone provides direct access to a 15-square-foot deck, extending the usable footprint for outdoor utility. A half bathroom is strategically located on this floor to support both residents and guests while maintaining the separation of private quarters.

Occupying 614 square feet, the second floor houses the primary suite, which includes a walk-in closet and a private bathroom. A second bedroom and an additional full bathroom are situated on this level, alongside a dedicated laundry space to reduce transit time between chores and storage. The 9-foot ceilings on the first floor and 8-foot ceilings on the second floor establish a consistent sense of volume throughout the interior.

Constructed on a slab foundation, the Cache utilizes a combination of 1:12 and 8:12 roof pitches to achieve its modern profile. The integration of a 343-square-foot rear-load garage ensures that the structure remains compliant with narrow-lot setbacks while offering secure vehicle storage. The exterior footprint is optimized for sites where width is limited, prioritizing longitudinal circulation and efficient room placement.

Key Features: 1,324 sq ft total area, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 1-car rear-entry garage, narrow-lot design, kitchen island, second-floor laundry, slab foundation, 8:12 roof pitch, open-concept keeping room.

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