"33' x 32' East-Facing 2BHK House Plan: Complete Design, 3D Floor Plans & Free PDF Download | Affordable Home Design"

Project Location: Vaishali, Bihar

Plot Area: 4750 sq. ft.

Built-up area:

Project cost: 45 Lakhs

Materials used: RCC, local clay bricks, shagwan wood, glass, vitrified tiles, Asian Paints

Project year: 2023

33' x 32' 2bhk house plan & elevation design

Details of the 33' x 32' 2bhk house plan

Q1: What was your requirement for the project?

I am currently living in a metro city, working in an IT company. I have spent 20 years in the industry. Likewise, I was a bit saturated with the city life, the hustle culture, and the fast-paced environment. I wanted a small farmhouse construction near my ancestral land in my village, away from the city life, perfect for experiencing a slow life. However, there are going to be fewer visits to my village; as a result, I intend to design a house that is open in layout, very spacious, and only meets our essential needs. We wanted only two bedrooms because we would be spending less time here. However, the areas should be open so we may enjoy the village's weather at all times. The climate here is excellent. There are several open spaces with greenery. So, for us, it was critical to have a house developed that met these requirements.

Q2: What were the design considerations for this project?

We didn't want to invest a lot of money in this farmhouse because we'd only be here short time. As a design decision, we aimed to minimize the built-up space as much as possible. We wanted to make full use of the available area. Our architect, Vidya Bhushan, proposed going with a double-height space. This decreases the slab area while also making the space appear large and spacious, blending well with the exterior. We minimized the number of rooms as per the family size. We wanted to have a bigger open landscape area but fewer rooms. Furthermore, we opted for more open & flexible spaces.

Q3: What was the project cost, and how did you achieve the project under budget?

As I said before, we did not want to spend a lot of money, but we also wanted to make this place feel comfortable because it will be a vacation home. As a result, we were unwilling to compromise on quality. The initial budget was 35-40 lakhs, however, we were able to complete the project for 45 lakhs.

The key to completing the project on time and under budget was proper planning. We planned everything, from the layout to material selection, vendor management, labor management, and our architect, Vidya Bhushan assisted us greatly in making these decisions. To keep costs down, we sourced the majority of the materials locally.

Q4: What was the most difficult phase or part during the construction?

That's a great one! The most challenging aspect was finding qualified labor because our initial goal was to complete the project, including the landscape, for less than 30 to 45 lakhs. This was essential because we were able to get the design on paper and our architect had carefully planned everything, so it was critical to have a qualified mason and contractor on board. This presented a challenge because we were constructing a house in an area where it is quite difficult to find a skilled labor contractor. At first, we spoke with three or four contractors about the full job, but we were not happy.

In order to stay within our budget, we had to proceed with local contractors, so our architect recommended choosing someone who could at least pay attention and follow directions. We followed accordingly, and Vidya Bhushan was very helpful in our conversations with the contractor. He visited the site multiple times, went over all the technical details with the contractor, and inspected it during every stage of construction. We are pleased that his assistance allowed us to finish the project on schedule and within budget.

Click on the link to see the complete house walkhrough video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npWVYreH5VU&t=91s

Ground Floor Site Plan

First Floor Plan

Download a fully editable AutoCAD file and a PDF file of the project.

The downloadable file contains all the technical drawings. These are just for reference and study purpose, do not use it as it is on site. Consult an engineer / architect before commencing any civil construction work.