Meet The Chestnut — a thoughtfully designed 878 SF, 2-bedroom, 2-bath plan engineered to work beautifully as either a stand-alone residence or a backyard ADU. Created by Zee-LLC, a professional design-and-build contractor, this plan delivers far more than just drawings—it’s a proven, build-ready solution backed by real construction expertise. That means fewer surprises, smoother permitting, and a design already vetted for functionality, efficiency, and modern appeal. The Chestnut is ideal for homeowners and builders looking to add long-term value, flexible living space, or reliable rental income without overbuilding.
Architecturally, The Chestnut embraces a clean, modern aesthetic with a low-profile shed roof, balanced window placement, and a sleek contemporary façade that fits effortlessly into both urban and suburban settings. Whether built as a primary residence or an accessory unit, the design feels intentional and refined. Inside, the layout is where the plan truly shines: a central open-concept living room and kitchen create a bright, welcoming heart of the home, while the two bedrooms are positioned on opposite ends for privacy—perfect for roommates, multigenerational living, guests, or tenants. Each bedroom includes dedicated closet space, and both bathrooms are full-size, eliminating the compromises often found in smaller homes.
Every square foot of The Chestnut works hard. The kitchen features a generous working layout with pantry storage, modern appliance spacing, and room for an island or dining solution. A dedicated laundry area, smart mechanical placement, and intuitive circulation make the home feel larger than its footprint suggests. With The Chestnut, you’re not just buying a plan—you’re investing in a professionally crafted, contractor-ready design that performs in the real world, whether as a stand-alone home or an ADU. Designed to build beautifully. Designed to live even better.
NOTE: This plan set is intended as a conceptual construction plan and design package. These drawings are not guaranteed to meet all local building codes, zoning regulations, energy requirements, engineering standards, or permitting requirements in every jurisdiction. Additional documentation—such as structural engineering, site-specific details, energy calculations, surveys, and other items—may be required for permitting and construction approval. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or builder to verify compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations prior to construction.
