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4 and 5 bedroom modern house plans

Four or five bedrooms suit a larger household, relatives who come to stay or a home office that needs its own door. The five designs here run from Natura, 235 m² (2,530 ft²) over two levels and a basement, to Altura, 400 m² (4,306 ft²) over three levels, with a gym, a sauna and a pool. Loggia, Horizon and Travertino have five bedrooms each, and Horizon keeps one of them on the ground floor for guests or a relative. Each is drawn in metric by CAD ART studio in Serbia. A professional licensed where you build adapts it to your site. If your lot slopes, start with Natura: its garage is set into the lower level.

5 4 and 5 bedroom house plans

  • Altura rendering: three-story flat-roof villa with travertine cladding, a bronze-clad feature volume, angled cantilevered terraces and a curved pool

    Altura

    Stone & travertine villa

    400 m²4,306 ft² · 4 bed · 3 bath · Three levels

    From $299

  • Natura rendering: contemporary two-story family house with hipped roofs, a deep covered loggia and a garage at the lower level.

    Natura

    Contemporary pitched roof

    235 m²2,530 ft² · 4 bed · 3 bath · Two levels + basement

    From $249

  • Loggia rendering: two-story flat-roof modern house with a deep roof overhang on slender columns, a glass-railed upper terrace and a covered patio below; CAD ART studio letterhead as a faint watermark across the image.

    Loggia

    Flat-roof modern

    300 m²3,229 ft² · 5 bed · 3 bath · Two levels

    From $249

  • Horizon rendering: two-story modern villa, street front — flat roof, light render with anthracite volumes, timber accents, glass balconies and a side carport; CAD ART studio letterhead as a faint watermark across the image.

    Horizon

    Flat-roof modern

    340 m²3,660 ft² · 5 bed · 2 bath · Two levels

    From $299

  • Travertino rendering: front view of the travertine-clad facade of the Travertino house, with its integral garage.

    Travertino

    Stone & travertine villa

    380 m²4,090 ft² · 5 bed · Two levels

    From $299

Room for everyone

Four or five bedrooms can be arranged in very different ways. Natura, a four-bedroom house plan for a sloping lot, is the most compact at 235 m² (2,530 ft²), with a garage in its lower level. Loggia, a five-bedroom flat-roof modern house plan, stacks covered terraces on both floors beneath a cantilevered roof. Horizon, a five-bedroom flat-roof villa plan, keeps one bedroom on the ground floor, handy for guests or a relative. Travertino wraps five bedrooms in travertine-look stone, and Altura, a four-bedroom luxury villa plan, adds a gym, a sauna and a pool over three levels.

Natura was drawn for ground that falls away, with its garage set into the slope. Our guide to house plans for sloping lots and walkouts shows how that works and what your local professional will check.

Questions about 4 and 5 bedroom modern house plans

Which 4-bedroom plan has a pool?

Altura. Its renderings show a curved pool and a hot tub in a landscaped garden, in front of a glazed garden lounge with a gym and a sauna. Above, the living floor opens to terraces on two sides, and the top floor holds four bedrooms, a study and two bathrooms. At 400 m² (4,306 ft²), it is the largest design in the catalog.

Is there a 5-bedroom plan?

Yes, three. Loggia has five bedrooms over two levels in 300 m² (3,229 ft²), beneath a cantilevered flat roof. Horizon, at 340 m² (3,660 ft²), puts four bedrooms upstairs and one on the ground floor, around a spiral staircase. Travertino, at 380 m² (4,090 ft²), wraps its two levels in travertine-look cladding under a low hipped roof.

Which 4-bedroom plan suits a sloping lot?

Natura. It is the most compact design here, at 235 m² (2,530 ft²), with two levels above a basement and a garage set into the lower level. Hipped roofs and a deep covered loggia face the front. A professional licensed where you build adapts the lower level and foundations to the fall of your lot.