Modular Farm House Under Construction

Modular Farm House Under Construction

It’s fun to tour model homes, but you can learn more about construction when you see them unfinished.

Premier Homes of the Carolinas is assembling a new modular model. I’m not positive, but it really looks like the Homestead Farmhouse I from Nationwide with the plan flipped. It was open like the rest of the models.

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I - Flipped
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I – Flipped

Homestead Farmhouse I

  • 3 Bedrooms
  • 2.5 Bathrooms
  • Ceramic Tile Shower
  • Walk-in Closet
  • Mudroom
  • Total Finished Area: 1,823 Sq. Ft.
  • Total Potential Area: 2,221 Sq. Ft.
  • 398 Sq. Ft. Unfinished
  • Dimensions: 38’W x 42’ D
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I

The house is really charming. It is finished in white board and batten.

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I

There is a really good front porch. Plenty big enough for a porch swing.

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Downstairs Floor Plan Flipped
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Downstairs Floor Plan Flipped

First Floor

The first floor has a large master bedroom suite in the front of the house.
There is an open floor plan living room, dining room and kitchen.
The dining room can open to a large deck.

Off the kitchen is a mudroom/laundry room. There is a half bath near the back door.

It’s a really practical plan.

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Living Room

Great Room

You walk in to the living room, with the dining room to the right. The living room, or Great Room, as it is shown on the plan, is 19′-6″ x 13′-2″.

Dining Room during construction
Farmhouse Dining Room during construction

Dining Room

The dining room is 12′-3″ x 13′-2″. The double doors can open out to a deck.

Farmhouse Kitchen Construction

Kitchen

The kitchen has a large island and a lot of counter space. It is 11′-1″ x 13′-2″.

Farmhouse Kitchen Layout
Farmhouse Kitchen Layout

There are two kitchen layout options. This one has the stove on the island, with a hood over it.

The ceiling with stained beams
Range Hood before it’s finished

This is what the hood looks like before it is finished.

Optional Farmhouse Kitchen Layout
Optional Farmhouse Kitchen Layout

The other kitchen layout has the sink in the island.

Mud Room and Laundry

Laundry / Mud Room

This is really a great idea. The laundry and mudroom is right off the kitchen.

Downstairs Powder Room

There is a half bath in the laundry room.

This has some serious pros and cons. It’s an advantage for kids to be able to run in and out to the bathroom without going through the whole house.

But it is a disadvantage when you have guests. The laundry room by the back door will end up with all the stuff dumped on the way in or waiting on the way out. You have to go through the laundry room to the bath.

Alternately, they can go upstairs to the bath. Or through the master bedroom.

Downstairs bedroom with ship lap wall

Master Bedroom

This is the master bedroom. It has windows overlooking the front of the house. It is 12′-9″ x 14′-9″. Plenty big enough for a king-sized bed.

They have put ship lap on the wall.

The only disadvantage I see is that the kids bedrooms are right over your head.

Barn Door to walk in closet and master bath

A sliding barn door leads to the walk in closet and bath.

Master bath shower with rainfall shower head

This is the shower. The tile shower is standard.

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Upstairs Floor Plan Flipped
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Upstairs Floor Plan Flipped

Second Floor

Upstairs is another full bath and two good-sized bedrooms. There is also a large area, 578 square feet, that is unfinished.

Stairs

The stairs go straight up from the front door.

Standard drywall

They aren’t finished, so you can see the construction. Standard 2x4s and drywall. Really everything looks just like a stick built home.

Upstairs bedroom

Upstairs Bedrooms

There are two bedrooms upstairs, 12′-9″ x 10′-1″ and 12′-9″ x 12′-6″.

Upstairs bedroom

They both have nice windows.

Upstairs bedroom

And they both have good-sized closets with double doors.

Upstairs bath

This is the upstairs bath.

Unfinished area with dormer window

Unfinished Area

There is a large 21′-2″ x 21′-9″ unfinished area upstairs. So with this finished, the house would have 2,221 square feet.

The unfinished room is 398 square feet.

Unfinished area

The unfinished room is 398 square feet. It could be used as storage or finished to make more bedrooms, a big play room… really any space you need.

Unfinished area

There is a door to the unfinished area, so I am assuming when the walls are finished it can be closed off.

The upstairs unfinished area

The plan counts the square footage only to where the ceiling is 7-feet high, but really there is much more space.

Dormer window

I like the nice big dormer window. It adds a lot of headroom and usable space. And I just really like the looks of these shed roof looking dormers.

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I

This is the dormer from outside. I love it!

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I

Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Plans

This is the standard plan. It is flipped from the model.

  • 3 Bedrooms
  • 2.5 Bathrooms
  • Ceramic Tile Shower
  • Walk-in Closet
  • Mudroom
  • Total Finished Area: 1,823 Sq. Ft.
  • Total Potential Area: 2,221 Sq. Ft.
  • 398 Sq. Ft. Unfinished
  • Dimensions: 38’W x 42’ D
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I First Floor Plans
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I First Floor Plans
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Downstairs Plan

  • Great Room 19′-6″ x 13′-2″
  • Dining Room 12′-3″ x 13′-2″
  • Kitchen 11′-1″ x 13′-2″
  • Mud Room with Laundry and Pantry
  • Half Bath
  • Master Bedroom 12′-9″ x 14′-9″
  • Master Bath Suite with Walk in Closet
  • Front Porch
  • Back Deck
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Upstairs Floor Plans
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I Upstairs Floor Plans
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Upstairs Plan

  • Upstairs Bedroom 12′-9″ x 10′-1″
  • Upstairs Bedroom 12′-9″ x 12′-6″
  • Full Bath
  • Unfinished Area 21′-2″ x 21′-9″
Nationwide Homestead Farmhouse I

There are five different model modular homes to tour at Premier Homes of the Carolinas. They are at 6080 Asheville Highway Hendersonville, NC. It is right near Smiley’s Flea Market.