The Waring III plan in Audubon 50's by Smith Douglas Homes

For a growing family needing distinct spaces, the Waring III's primary bedroom on the main floor provides a practical retreat. This feature allows for easier accessibility and privacy for parents or grandparents, easing the demands of busy household routines. The open-concept gathering area, combining the kitchen, breakfast room, and family room, facilitates supervision and interaction among family members. Upstairs, a loft serves as a flexible game or media room, offering a separate zone for children or teens to enjoy their activities without disrupting downstairs routines. Supporting this functional layout are an attached garage for convenient arrivals and departures, a dedicated utility/laundry room to manage household chores efficiently, and a welcoming porch for outdoor moments. This two-story home, spanning 2,738 sq ft with five bedrooms and two and a half baths, addresses the evolving needs of a family.