The Rockford is a ranch-style residence offering 2,485 sq ft of heated living space on the main level, complemented by an expansive 1,653 sq ft basement. Designed for a 71 ft wide lot, the exterior presents a 8:12 roof pitch that contributes to a vertical profile reaching 18 ft 4 in in height. A 580 sq ft covered front porch provides a transition from the exterior to the primary living quarters, establishing a clear architectural axis for the home.

The interior layout prioritizes a split-bedroom configuration to separate the primary suite from the two secondary bedrooms, which are linked by a Jack and Jill bathroom. The main floor features 9-foot ceilings throughout the open-concept core, where the great room, keeping room, and kitchen connect to facilitate movement. A dedicated home office is positioned to provide a quiet zone, while the kitchen includes a large island, eating bar, and walk-in pantry to support meal preparation and hosting.

Structural versatility is provided by the 1,653 sq ft basement, which also features 9-foot ceilings. This level is designed to accommodate a wet bar and offers significant square footage for future build-outs, such as a home theater, fitness center, or additional guest quarters. The foundation and framing are engineered to support long-term flexibility, allowing the home to evolve alongside changing household requirements.

Practicality is integrated through an 843 sq ft front-load 3-car garage, which provides direct access to a mudroom and laundry area. This zoning ensures that high-traffic entry points remain separate from the main social areas. The combination of the main level footprint and the auxiliary basement space results in a total area of 6,389 sq ft, making this plan a robust option for those requiring significant storage and expansion potential.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, split-bedroom layout, 3-car front-load garage, 1,653 sq ft basement, 9-foot main-level ceilings, home office, Jack and Jill bathroom, kitchen island with eating bar, walk-in pantry.

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