OKC-101
Craftsman Bungalow
1,773 sq ft · 3 bd · 2 ba · 1 story
4-sheet set · Built & Photographed
$1,095
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A 1,729-square-foot modern plan built on a 42-foot infill lot in San Antonio, with the primary suite on the ground floor, three more bedrooms upstairs, and a 226-square-foot private roof deck reached by an interior stair.
The street elevation is a carport canopy running the full width of the house, with the upper volume set back above it — grey lap siding on one face, a wood-plank accent panel on the other, and a darker siding below. The wood is deliberately a small quantity: enough to give the elevation something warm at the front door, not enough to move the budget. Roof forms are low-slope sheds with deep flat overhangs, which is what lets a two-storey house sit on a 42-foot lot without the massing turning into a wall, and the whole envelope is documented on its own thermal envelope sheet with the wall and ceiling areas scheduled sheet-by-sheet.
You come in through a 115-square-foot entry with the main stair on your left and the living, dining and kitchen run straight ahead — 191, 144 and 174 square feet, no walls between them. The living end has a linear fireplace on the outside wall; the kitchen end has an island that seats four and a gas cooktop. The back wall opens onto a 258-square-foot covered deck, 26'-6" long, which faces the parking side of the lot rather than the street — on an infill lot that is where the usable outdoor space actually is.
The primary suite is on the ground floor behind the kitchen: 163 square feet, a 62-square-foot bath with twin lavatories and a walk-in shower, and a 43-square-foot closet. That one decision is what makes this plan work three different ways — a family that wants the parents downstairs, a multigenerational household, or an owner who rents the upstairs. Upstairs holds three more bedrooms, two of them with walk-in closets, and a 50-square-foot bath. A 32-square-foot powder room downstairs keeps guests out of the bedroom wing entirely.
Parking is a covered two-car carport off the rear street, so the cars sit under a roof without a garage door dominating an elevation. Storage is a 25-square-foot gypsum-lined space under the stair, the laundry is its own 63-square-foot room, and there is a 46-square-foot patio off the back in addition to the covered deck. The roof deck is reached by the interior stair, and the sections sheet shows exactly how the stair, the deck and the envelope stack up.
We didn't just draw this house — we built it. This is a permitted, constructed project, not a concept: every dimension on these sheets was checked against what actually got framed, and the field revisions from construction are already incorporated into the set you'll receive. Photographs of the finished house are being added to this page.
Ground: entry, living, dining, kitchen, primary suite, toilet, laundry, storage, covered deck, patio. First: three bedrooms, bath, three closets, hallway, stair to the roof deck.
Floor-to-floor heights, the stair, the roof deck and the envelope build-ups.
| Ground floor, heated | 1,012 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Second floor, heated | 717 sq ft |
| Total heated area | 1,729 sq ft |
| Ground floor structure | 1,444 sq ft |
| Second floor structure | 827 sq ft |
| Roof deck structure | 226 sq ft |
| Total structure | 2,497 sq ft |
| Covered deck | 258 sq ft |
| Rear patio | 46 sq ft |
| Foundation | Pier and beam — CMU piers on grade beam with spread footing |
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| Exterior walls | Wood frame — wall areas and R-values scheduled on the surface area tabulation, with a dedicated thermal envelope sheet |
| Exterior finish | Grey lap siding with a wood-plank accent panel and dark lower siding |
| Roof | Low-slope shed forms with deep flat overhangs |
| Lot the plan was drawn for | 42'-0" × 106'-0" |
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| Covered deck | 26'-6" × 10'-0" |
| Roof deck | 226 sq ft |
| Not tagged on the sheets | see building sections, A-7 |
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| Outdoor spaces | 258 sq ft covered deck · 226 sq ft roof deck · 46 sq ft patio |
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| Parking | Covered carport, 2 cars, off the rear street |
| Total under roof | 2,497 sq ft |
Every plan ships as a complete set. This is the sheet index for OKC-102:
| Sheet | Drawing | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| A-5 | Proposed Floor Plans | Dimensioned ground floor, first floor and roof plans, with the room-by-room floor area tabulation and the wall and ceiling surface area tabulation |
| A-6 | Building Thermal Envelope Plan | Insulation and air-barrier continuity, both floors |
| A-7 | Electrical Plan | Outlets, switches, fixtures and the electrical symbol legend |
| A-8 | Proposed Elevations | All four elevations with material and height callouts |
| A-9 | Proposed Sections | Building sections through the stair and living volume |
| A-10 | Proposed Perspectives | Four eye-level 3D views of the finished massing |
| A-11 | Proposed Perspectives | Four aerial 3D views including the roof deck |
Read this before you buy — it saves everyone a phone call.
These are architectural drawings. Your build will also need a foundation and structural design engineered for your specific soil and site, and MEP drawings if your jurisdiction requires them. Local code review and permit stamping by a professional licensed in your state are your responsibility. We can point you toward what to ask for, and we can do this work directly for projects in the San Antonio area.
Yes. We drew it, so we can modify it — moving walls, flipping the garage, adjusting the footprint, changing the roof. Send us what you want changed and we'll quote it. If you'd rather have your own designer make changes, buy the CAD set.
One. A purchase is a single-build licence. If you're a builder planning to build the same plan repeatedly, ask us about a multi-build licence.
Codes vary by jurisdiction, and these drawings were prepared to Texas requirements. Have your local building department or a licensed professional in your area review the set before you pull a permit.
That depends entirely on your lot, your market, and your finish level. We'll give you the square footage breakdown you need to get real bids, but we don't publish a cost-to-build number we can't stand behind.
Once the files have been accessed, no. That's standard across the industry — a delivered plan set can't be returned. That's why the free sample sheets exist: look at the drawing quality before you buy.
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