16/06/2026
This classic 3-bedroom bungalow balances compact efficiency with modern open-concept living. Designed on a single level, it prioritizes accessibility, indoor-outdoor connectivity, and a structural layout that clearly separates shared social spaces from private quarters.
Exterior Architectural FeaturesRoof Profile: Low-pitched hip roof or cross-gable design with wide eaves to shade windows and protect walls from heavy rain.
Entryway: A deep, covered front porch supported by square masonry columns, creating a welcoming transitional entry point.
Materials: A textured mix of smooth plaster walls, a natural stone masonry plinth at the base, and concrete or clay roof tiles.
Fenestration: Large, aluminum-framed sliding or casement windows to maximize natural daylighting and facilitate cross-ventilation.
Interior Spatial Organization
1. Public Domain (Social Zone)Foyer: A compact entryway with a built-in coat rack or console niche to prevent direct visual access into the living spaces.
Living Room: Centered near the front entrance, featuring large windows and an open transition into the dining area.
Dining & Kitchen: An L-shaped or open-island kitchen layout that flows into the dining area, featuring a dedicated pantry and a back door leading to a utility yard or kitchen porch.
2. Private Domain (Accommodation Zone)
Master Suite: Tucked away at the quiet rear of the house, featuring a spacious bedroom, a walk-in wardrobe, and a private en-suite bathroom.Common Bedrooms:
Two identical bedrooms with built-in floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, positioned away from the master suite to maximize privacy.
Shared Bathroom: A centrally located full bathroom easily accessible by the two common bedrooms and daytime guests.