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Craftsman bungalow plans

A Craftsman bungalow is the classic 1910s and 1920s American bungalow: one floor or a little more, a porch on heavy tapered columns, a wide low roof and a living room with a fireplace. Our two plans have 1,095 to 1,506 sq ft.

Plans
2
drawn to scale
Sizes
1,095 to 1,506 sq ft
finished area, ANSI Z765
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· How we calculate · Example plans, not real addresses

36′ 6″30′LIVING ROOM284.9 sq ftCLOSETBEDROOM 1145.2 sq ftHALLBATH65 sq ftDINING ROOM137.1 sq ftKITCHEN138 sq ftBEDROOM 2116.3 sq ftLAUNDRYFRONT PORCH192 sq ft
2 bed Craftsman bungalow

The plans

Craftsman bungalow plans, 2 examples

Each plan is drawn to scale and measured room by room. Open one in the editor and change it to fit your lot.

2 bed Craftsman bungalow

A side gable house behind a porch: a wide living room, then dining and kitchen, with two bedrooms and a bath on a short hall at one end.

Finished area
1,095 sq ft
102 m² · ANSI Z765
Not counted
192 sq ft
listed apart, see below
Layout
2 bed, 1 bath
one floor
  • 192 sq ft porch or deck
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2 bed Craftsman bungalow floor plan: 1,095 sq ft (102 m²) finished, 2 bed, 1 bath · one floor, drawn to scale with every room labeled.
37′ × 30′ outsideExample floor plan, not a construction drawing

Rooms · 2 bed Craftsman bungalow

Room areas, 2 bed Craftsman bungalow
RoomFloorSq ftCounts as
Living roomFloor 1285Finished, counts
Dining roomFloor 1137Finished, counts
KitchenFloor 1138Finished, counts
ClosetFloor 135Finished, counts
HallFloor 146Finished, counts
LaundryFloor 122Finished, counts
Bedroom 1Floor 1145Finished, counts
BathFloor 165Finished, counts
Bedroom 2Floor 1116Finished, counts
Front porchOutside192Outside, not counted
Finished area, ANSI Z7651,095outside the walls

3 bed Craftsman bungalow with a dormer

The primary suite stays on the main floor. A stair from the entry climbs to two bedrooms and a bath under a dormer that runs along the back of the roof.

Finished area
1,506 sq ft
140 m² · ANSI Z765
Not counted
601 sq ft
listed apart, see below
Layout
3 bed, 2 bath
2 floors
  • 260 sq ft garage, shop or storage
  • 264 sq ft porch or deck
  • 40 sq ft under 5 ft
  • 37 sq ft under 7 ft
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3 bed Craftsman bungalow with a dormer floor plan: 1,506 sq ft (140 m²) finished, 3 bed, 2 bath · 2 floors, drawn to scale with every room labeled.
34′ × 28′ outsideExample floor plan, not a construction drawing

Rooms · 3 bed Craftsman bungalow with a dormer

Room areas, 3 bed Craftsman bungalow with a dormer
RoomFloorSq ftCounts as
Living roomFloor 1227Finished, counts
Stair hallFloor 196Finished, counts
Primary bedroomFloor 1139Finished, counts
Dining roomFloor 1124Finished, counts
KitchenFloor 1137Finished, counts
Primary bathFloor 137Finished, counts
Walk-in closetFloor 124Finished, counts
LaundryFloor 144Finished, counts
Attic storageFloor 2147Not finished, not counted
LandingFloor 263Under 7 ft, not counted; 40 sq ft under 5 ft not counted
Attic storage 2Floor 290Not finished, not counted
Linen closetFloor 213Finished, counts
HallFloor 289Finished, counts
ClosetFloor 213Finished, counts
Bedroom 2Floor 2164Finished, counts
Bath 2Floor 251Finished, counts
Closet 2Floor 230Finished, counts
Bedroom 3Floor 2152Finished, counts
Front porchOutside264Outside, not counted
Finished area, ANSI Z7651,506outside the walls

What counts

What counts in the square footage

In the dormer plan the space under the front slope is storage behind short walls: 260 sq ft that is not finished and stays out. The back dormer gives the two bedrooms full height, so they count in full.

Each room is measured inside its walls. The finished area of a house is measured to the outside of the exterior walls (ANSI Z765), so it is larger than the rooms added up.

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Questions

Craftsman bungalow plans: questions

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What is the difference between a Craftsman and a bungalow?

Craftsman is a style; bungalow is a house type. Most Craftsman homes from the 1920s were bungalows, but a bungalow can be any style and a Craftsman can have two full floors.

What did a 1920s Craftsman bungalow look like inside?

A living room across the front with a brick fireplace, a dining room with a built in buffet, a small kitchen at the back, and two bedrooms with a shared bath.

Can I change these plans?

Yes. Click Open in the editor under a plan and it opens as your own plan in the Squaremetry editor, with the same numbers as on this page. Move a wall and every area and the total update.

Is this a construction drawing?

No. This is an example floor plan, not a construction drawing. The Squaremetry team drew it for this page; it has no address. For a permit you need drawings from a qualified designer.

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