3,337 Sq. Ft. Northwest Cabin-Style Daylight Basement House Plan with 4 Bedrooms
$1,616.00
Discover this 3,337 sq. ft. Northwest cabin-style daylight basement house plan featuring 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and an attached 2-car garage. Designed for a rear-sloping lot, this two-story home features a main-level primary suite with a five-piece bathroom and walk-in closet, a guest suite, and spacious dining and living areas. The lower level includes two additional bedrooms, a family room, and a large patio designed to take advantage of scenic views. Structural engineering and site-specific customization options are available.
| Square Footage | 3,337 sq. ft. |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 3.5 |
| Garage size | 2 Car |
| Stories | 2 |
| Square footage range | 3,000-4,000 |
House Plan 2-3337-4 DB – 3,337 Sq. Ft. Daylight Basement House Plan
Enjoy the appeal of Northwest cabin-style architecture with this 3,337 sq. ft. daylight basement house plan. Designed for a rear-sloping lot, this two-story home combines spacious living areas, a flexible four-bedroom layout, and an attached two-car garage. Its thoughtfully arranged main and lower levels provide room for everyday living, hosting guests, and enjoying scenic outdoor views.
Northwest Cabin-Style Home with a Daylight Basement
This Northwest cabin-style house plan takes advantage of a sloping building site with a daylight basement design and a large lower-level patio. The two-story layout creates distinct living areas while maintaining convenient access to the home's main living spaces. With four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, this home offers a practical layout for families and homeowners who appreciate space and a connection to the outdoors.
Main-Level Primary Suite and Guest Suite
The main level features a private primary suite with a five-piece bathroom and a walk-in closet. This bedroom arrangement provides convenient access to the primary living spaces without requiring daily use of the lower level.
A separate guest suite on the main floor offers additional flexibility for visiting family and friends. The main level also includes a large dining room and a rear-facing living room, creating welcoming spaces for meals, relaxation, and entertaining.
Lower-Level Family Room and Scenic Patio
The lower level features two additional bedrooms and a spacious family room, providing extra room for household members, guests, recreation, or relaxation.
A large patio extends the living area outdoors and is designed to capture views from a rear-sloping lot. This daylight basement layout makes use of the site's natural slope to create a lower-level living area with an outdoor connection.
Attached Two-Car Garage
An attached two-car garage provides convenient parking and space for everyday storage. Its integration with the home supports practical access to the interior while complementing the overall two-story floor plan.
House Plan Specifications:
- Plan Number: 2-3337-4 DB
- Heated Living Area: 3,337 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3.5
- Stories: 2
- Garage: Attached 2-car garage
- Foundation / Site Design: Daylight basement for a rear-sloping lot
- Architectural Style: Northwest cabin
- Plan Price: $1,616.00
Choose this 3,337 sq. ft. daylight basement house plan for its Northwest cabin character, four-bedroom layout, attached two-car garage, and design suited to a rear-sloping lot.
Structural Engineering and Customization
This plan has the option to include Structural Engineering. Please call for details. Engineering is for Washington State, Oregon, Idaho, California, Texas, and Arizona. Engineering is done by an outside engineering firm. Custom Your Way Design, LLC is not liable for any structural design, plans, specifications, or calculations. Additional costs may be required for site-specific variables. Please allow an estimated 2 to 3 weeks for site-specific engineering and customization.
Additional options are: reverse plan, 10/12 roof pitch, slab foundation, hung floor joists, 3rd/4th car garage bay,10 ft wall height, and board & batten siding (farmhouse). Call for details and pricing.
Note: Artist Rendering may show features and options that are not on the plans. Custom Your Way Design has the right to change features and options without consent or notice. This product requires the address of the building site for plans to be updated and processed. This purchase is for a one-time build. Each time this plan is built, a separate purchase of the plan is required. Plan order does not include plan revisions. Plan does not include updates for site-specific requirements such as a daylight basement, tall crawl space, height limitations, setback, codes, etc. Plan is designed to the IRC Code. This plan will be delivered electronically. Physical copies are not included. Plans may be printed in unlimited quantities at your local print shop. See Terms and Conditions for additional details. Purchase of the plans indicates that the purchaser agrees to the Terms and Conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between custom and stock house plans?
Custom house plans are tailored specifically to your needs and preferences, while stock house plans are pre-designed templates that can be modified to suit your requirements. At Custom Your Way Design we can do both. We are even able to take out stock plans and customize them to your exact needs.
How long does the permitting process take?
The permitting process varies by state and project complexity, typically ranging from a few weeks to several months. We assist in streamlining this process.
Can I modify a stock house plan?
Yes, our stock house plans can be customized to better fit your vision and comply with local building codes.
Do you offer plans for energy-efficient homes?
Absolutely, we specialize in designing energy-efficient homes that are both sustainable and cost-effective. Washington Sate requires very strong energy compliance for permits and we help navigate the WSEC so you can be well designed for Energy Efficiency.
What is required for permits in Washington State?
Washington State permits largely depend on where you build in Washington. Requirements vary depending on which city, county, or jurisdiction yor are building in. Some basic reqruirements are as follows: Architectural House Plans design for Washington State building and energy codes, Strucutral Engineering Calculations and Plans, Washington State Energy Code Calculations, Site Plan, Drainage plan, Permity Applications, Environmental review, and possibly Well and Septic approvals.
Why choolse a local designer instead of a national house plan company for my house plans in Washington State?
Washington State has very unique conditions that require a local expert to design for. Many stock house plan providers do not offer local energy options. Washington State has terrain conditions, wet climate conditions, and high wind and seismic conditions that must be considered when designing a ne home for permits. We take everything into consideration for your unique project. Our stock plans are already designed for Washington State building conditions so permitting and building is much easier to navigate.





