I drew the Blandenburg Bungalow as a 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath bungalow house plan that stacks 2,487 square feet on a lot just 34 feet wide. If you have a narrow, front-facing lot and need serious living space, this craftsman bungalow delivers it without compromise.

The main floor holds 1,207 square feet with a first-floor master suite and an open floor plan that connects kitchen, dining, and living into one flowing space. Nine-foot ceilings keep the main level feeling generous despite the narrow footprint. Upstairs mirrors the main floor with 1,208 square feet holding three more bedrooms, full baths, and a bonus room that gives you flexible space for a home office or playroom. The layout is efficient from top to bottom, no wasted hallways, no dead corners.

A front porch gives this bungalow classic street presence and curb appeal that fits right into established neighborhoods. The 2-car garage works within the 34-foot by 44-foot-4-inch footprint, and the flat lot design means minimal site work. At just 34 feet wide, this plan fits lots that most 4-bedroom homes cannot touch. It is proof that narrow does not mean small.

The Blandenburg Bungalow plan is available for $1,495. For more narrow lot and bungalow designs, see Coosa River Cottage, Creekside Cottage, The Vista, and Georgia Farmhouse.