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  • Property Type
  • Two Story
  • 4
  • Bedrooms
  • 2.5
  • Bathrooms
  • 2822 Sq Ft
  • Area Size
4 Bedroom Home Attached Garage Colonial Style Large Family Home Open Concept Primary Suite Traditional Design Two-story
Greenbrier Colonial Two-Story Style House
  • 2,822/Sq Ft

Floor Plans

Description

The Greenbrier is a two-story colonial style plan with 2,822 sq ft, 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. On the first floor, the kitchen has an angled peninsula and opens to the nook and living room. A study with double doors and a dining room sit on either side of the front entry hall, and there is a half bath near the side door.

All four bedrooms are on the second floor. The primary suite has a walk-in closet and its own bath with two sinks. Part of the second floor is open to the entry hall below.

Greenbrier Colonial Two-Story Style House FAQs

How big is the Greenbrier?

2,822 sq ft with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on two stories. Compare it with our other two story floor plans.

Does the Greenbrier include a garage?

The floor plan itself does not include a garage. The home is pictured with an attached garage, which would be built on site. Ask us about garage options for your lot.

Does the Greenbrier have a first-floor primary suite?

No. All four bedrooms are on the second floor. The primary suite has its own bath and a walk-in closet.

Does the Greenbrier have a home office?

Yes. The first floor has a study with double doors beside the front entry hall.

Can I change the Greenbrier floor plan?

Yes. Most plans are a starting point. You can move walls, resize rooms and choose finishes before production. See how customizing a modular floor plan works.

How much does the Greenbrier cost?

Price depends on finishes, foundation and site work, so we quote each home. See modular home pricing and request a free quote. Our financing guide explains construction loans.

Where can Buffalo Modular build the Greenbrier?

Across New York State, including Western New York, the Finger Lakes, the Hudson Valley and the Adirondacks. See how the building process works.