Lower Level
Daylight level concept that can support recreation, guest space, or storage, depending on how the plan is adapted to your project.
Plan & Home Details
The Alderbrook
A calm Northwest contemporary home designed for a sloping view lot, with light-filled living spaces that open toward the outlook and a layout that feels generous, quiet, and highly livable.
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Plan Details
Plan details at a glance.
See how the plan fits your lot and how the home is meant to live day to day.
Plan features
- Footprint tailored for an 83′-wide by 84′6″-deep sloping view lot.
- Open great room that brings together kitchen, dining, and living, oriented to frame primary views.
- Covered outdoor living directly off the main floor for year-round grilling, casual dinners, and quiet evenings.
- Flexible room that can work as a home office, den, or guest space.
- Upper-level bonus or flex area for media, play, or homework, set apart from the main entertaining zone.
- Walk-in pantry, mudroom/drop zone, and well-placed closets to keep daily life feeling orderly.
- Window and door placement tuned for soft natural light, view corridors, and privacy.
Floor Plans
Explore the home’s layout.
Follow the lower, main, and upper levels to see how arrival, everyday living, and private spaces work with the grade.
Main Level
Main level layout with great room, kitchen, and dining oriented to the view, direct access to covered outdoor living, and a flexible room for office or guests.
Upper Level
Upper-level concept with a private primary suite, secondary bedrooms, and a flexible bonus or media space.
Photos & Renderings
Images that bring the plan to life.
Use this gallery for exterior views, elevations, and key interior moments so visitors can quickly get a feel for the home.
Customization
A strong starting point, shaped around your project.
This plan is a starting point, not a rigid off-the-shelf product. Atera can refine the layout around your lot, views, priorities, and how you want the home to feel day to day.
Use this area to talk through what can change—room count, locations, indoor-outdoor connections, or garage configuration—while preserving the design intent that makes the plan appealing.