Need advise/review on these two floor plans (new house, buying)

[Patrick_Midwest]

Hello Everyone, I am buying a new house and the community I am looking at has two nice floor plans.Since they both meet our needs, I can live with either one of them, but confused as to which one to pick.

Here are few additional details

1) We were looking for at least 3 bedrooms down , both floor plans A & B has it. Notice that floor plan A does not have breakfast room or dining area but it is all meant to be incorporated into leaving area.

2) On top of that, we can/will add a game room, bath and extra bedroom upstairs. That leaves us with 4bedroom + game room +3 bath for floor plan A or 5 bedroom + game room + 4 bath for floor plan B.

3) Floor plan A with added options from # 2 will be about 2600 Sq ft. and floor plan B with above options will be ~2850 Sq ft.

4) Floor Plan A is about 20K cheaper than floor plan B.

I think at this point, we will be more inclined to pick one that gets most likes since either one is fine for wifey and myself.

Thanks in advance.

[MckinneyOwnr]

Go with plan B. Not having a designated space for an eat in kitchen/dining room will be bad for future resale. Plus, using the family room and doubling as the breakfast nook/dining room is very taste specific. 250 sq ft more with plan B for $20k works out to $80/sq ft... that's a good deal.

[JTC Mom]

B

[SouthernBelleInUtah]

B

[Patrick_Midwest]

Appreciate your feedbacks so far, thank you very much all.

[DitsyD]

B. Defined dining space is a biggie for me.

[BigDGeek]

B. A is awful...I loathe master bedrooms next to kitchens.

[veuvegirl]

Agree floor plan B

[TestUser1]

Plan B. But you may not get the direct view to the TV in family room from kitchen for plan B like you get for plan A.

[Rakin]

I like plan A, much more open with a nice Patio.

Are you guys older, no kids or expecting kids ?

No need for a 4 bedroom on this footage of home.
Big mistake IMO is to put too many small bedrooms in a house.
I would bump out the Master.