The Peach House is a compact one-story cottage designed with 848 square feet of heated living space, optimized for narrow lots measuring 22 feet in width and 52 feet 3 inches in depth. This tiny home footprint prioritizes efficient circulation, beginning with a substantial 287 square foot covered front porch that transitions directly into the main living quarters.

The interior architecture centers on an open-concept core, integrating a keeping room and a kitchen equipped with a central island. This layout maximizes the 848 square foot floor plan by eliminating unnecessary hallways. A primary suite is positioned on the main level for direct access, supported by one full bathroom and one half bathroom to accommodate residents and guests.

Construction specifications include a slab foundation and 2x4 wall framing, ensuring a durable and straightforward build process. The structure utilizes truss roof construction with a 10:12 roof pitch, contributing to a maximum building height of 19 feet 2 inches. These elements combine to define a vertical profile that reflects traditional craftsman and cottage aesthetics.

The 9-foot ceilings throughout the main level increase the perceived volume, providing a sense of scale often absent in smaller residential designs. A dedicated first-floor laundry area enhances the utility of the floor plan, ensuring that all necessary household functions remain accessible within the primary living zone.

Key Features: 1 bedroom, 1 full bathroom, 1 half bathroom, 848 sq ft living area, 287 sq ft covered front porch, 10:12 roof pitch, 9-foot ceilings, slab foundation, 2x4 wall framing, open-concept kitchen with island.

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