Frady 1 is a two-story home spanning 1,500 square feet of heated living area, designed with a 34-foot width and 54-foot depth to accommodate narrow lot configurations. The structure emphasizes vertical volume through a two-story great room that anchors the main floor, creating a central social axis. A covered front porch measuring 272 square feet provides a defined entry, while the 340-square-foot rear porch extends the living space toward the outdoors.

The main level encompasses 1,224 square feet, organized into an open-concept layout that integrates the kitchen, dining, and keeping room. A primary suite is positioned on the first floor for accessibility, complemented by a walk-in pantry, a dedicated laundry room, and a powder room. The primary suite includes a private bath and a walk-in closet, maintaining efficient circulation within the footprint.

Occupying 276 square feet, the second-floor loft overlooks the living area, offering a flexible zone suitable for a home office, reading area, or guest retreat. Both the first and second floors feature consistent 8-foot ceiling heights, ensuring that the interior proportions remain manageable while maximizing the utility of the square footage in both the lower and upper levels.

Construction specifications include a crawl space foundation and 2x4 wall framing. The roof profile is defined by a combination of 8:12 and 4:12 roof pitches, contributing to an overall maximum building height of 21 feet. This architectural approach balances traditional massing with a compact, efficient building envelope suitable for varied site conditions.

Key Features: 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, first-floor master suite, two-story great room, loft area, walk-in pantry, 272 sq ft front porch, 340 sq ft rear porch, crawl space foundation, 8:12 and 4:12 roof pitch.

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