Blue Spruce

1,442 SQ FT | 3 BEDROOMS | 2 BATHS | NO GARAGE | 35 FT WIDE | 46 FT DEEP

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Blue Spruce

$1,200.00

Blue Spruce

Mountain Modern House Plan with Main-Level Primary and Bunk Loft

Name: Blue Spruce
Brand: Rocky Mountain Plan Company
SKU: BLUE-SPRUCE
Price: 1200.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,200.00

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House Plan Features:

A compact mountain cabin you can rent out or escape to, with a primary bedroom on the main floor so it lives full time, not just on weekends

Vaulted two story family room open to a wall of windows, with a fireplace to gather around

An upstairs bunk loft that sleeps a whole crew, so a 1,442-square-foot home sleeps far more than its footprint suggests

Partial wraparound porch running nearly the full width of the house, part of it covered, built around an outdoor fire pit for real mountain evenings

Two bedrooms on the main level, including the primary, so you can live without the stairs, plus a third bedroom and a private deck upstairs

A narrow 35-foot-wide footprint that fits a tight, skinny, or infill lot where a wider plan won't go

Square Footage
Main Level	952 sf
Upper Level	490 sf
Total Finished	1442 sf
Outdoor Living
Porch	379 sf
Deck	99 sf

Other Specifications
Bedrooms	3
Full Bathrooms	2
Width of House	35 ft
Depth of House	46 ft
Building Height	23 ft
Foundation Type	Slab or Crawl Space
Exterior Wall Construction	2x6
Ceiling Height — Main Level	9', 15', Vaulted
Ceiling Height — Upper Level	9', 11', Vaulted
Roof Pitches	1.5/12

About This Plan:

If you've got a narrow lot and a big idea for a mountain getaway, Blue Spruce is built to make the most of both. It's a compact mountain-modern home that lives far larger than its footprint, with a vaulted family room open two stories to the light, a primary bedroom on the main floor, and a bunk loft upstairs that sleeps a whole crew of kids or guests.

You arrive under a covered porch that runs nearly the full width of the house, big enough for a real outdoor living space with a fire pit at the center of it. Step inside and the family room opens up in front of you, vaulted and open to the level above, with a fireplace to gather around and a wall of windows pulling the outdoors in. The kitchen sits right alongside it, so whoever's cooking is still part of the room.

The primary bedroom is on the main level, tucked at the back of the house with its own closet, and a second bedroom sits beside it with the bath and a combined laundry and mechanical room close at hand. Keeping a bedroom and the primary on the main floor means you can settle in without hauling anything up the stairs, and it's what makes this small plan work as a full-time home and not just a weekend place.

Upstairs, a landing looks down over the family room and opens to a third bedroom and a bunk loft, sharing their own bath. The bunk loft is the trick that lets a 1,442-square-foot cabin sleep a full house: put the kids or the extra guests up here and the sleeping capacity jumps well past what the square footage suggests. Off the upper level, a private deck gives the top floor its own spot to catch the morning or enjoy the view.

Blue Spruce at a Glance:

952 sf main level · 490 sf upper level · 1,442 sf total finished
3 bedrooms · 2 baths · no garage
Main-level living: primary bedroom, a second bedroom, kitchen, and vaulted family room all on the main floor
Vaulted family room open to the level above, with a fireplace and a wall of windows
Upstairs bedroom plus a bunk loft that sleeps a crowd, sharing a full bath
Partial wraparound porch (32'1" x 22'9", 379 sf) with an outdoor fire pit
Private upper deck (99 sf) off the top level
Combined main-level laundry and mechanical room
Narrow 35-foot-wide footprint that fits a tight or skinny lot
Mountain-modern exterior: mixed siding, stone chimney, shed rooflines, and window walls

Questions About Blue Spruce:

More than its 1,442 square feet suggests. It has three bedrooms plus an upstairs bunk loft, so between the two main-level bedrooms, the upper bedroom, and the loft, you can host a full house of family or guests.

Yes. The footprint is 35 feet wide and goes vertical over two stories, so it's drawn to fit a narrow, skinny, or infill lot where a wider single-level plan won't. It's 46 feet deep, and a local engineer sets the foundation for your soil and grade.

Yes. The primary bedroom, a second bedroom, the kitchen, and the vaulted family room are all on the main level, so you can live day to day without using the stairs. The third bedroom and the bunk loft upstairs are there for kids, guests, or the overflow when a crowd comes.

Yes. The vaulted family room's wall of windows and the private upper deck are placed to take in the setting, so the home is drawn to face a view. The wraparound porch and its fire pit carry the outdoor living out toward it.

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