RConcept 12 — Traditional Colonial
The Bellamy
3,600
square feet
4
bedrooms
3.5
baths
2
car garage
The concept
Symmetry, brick, and a columned entry — a traditional Southern colonial that keeps formal and casual rooms in balance.
Concept highlights
- Columned entry porch with fanlight door
- Formal living and dining flanking the entry hall
- Center kitchen with a breakfast room
- Upstairs primary suite with dressing area
- Side-entry garage
Inside and around the concept
RUnique features
- Balanced, symmetrical elevation with a paneled entry hall
- Formal rooms at the front, casual rooms at the rear
- Upstairs primary suite concept with a dressing area
- Side-load garage that keeps the front elevation clear
Materials & finishes
- Red brick
- Black shutters
- Heart pine floors
- Paneled millwork and brass details
Floor plan ideas
Main level
Entry hall with stair, formal living and dining, kitchen with breakfast room, and a rear porch.
Second level
Primary suite with dressing area and guest suites.
Garage
Side-entry two-car garage.
Ideas only — your floor plan is developed with your architect during preconstruction.
A look at the selections
Illustrative imagery, not brand product photography. These names are examples from our recommended selections list — selections and packages are offered at your consultation and interview with the design consultant.

Kitchen cabinetry
Boffi · Bulthaup · Poliform · Christopher Peacock

Countertops
Cambria · Caesarstone · Silestone · Dekton

Appliances
Sub-Zero · Gaggenau · Wolf · Miele · La Cornue

Plumbing fixtures
Dornbracht · Waterworks · THG Paris · Kallista

Flooring
Dinesen · Mafi · Carlisle

Tile & stone
Ann Sacks · Bisazza · Antolini · Florim
Make The Bellamy yours.
Every concept is adapted to your homesite, priorities, and approved budget.
Disclosures
R — Rendering. Design reference, not a completed Southern View Homes project. Images marked with this symbol are design renderings. Furniture, finishes, landscaping and site conditions are illustrative and are not included in the home.
Concept plans are starting points, not permit or construction drawings. Final dimensions, structure, pricing, and availability are developed for your project.