Maximize Your Home's Potential

Transform Flexible Space Into Functional Living

When designing your new Kolter home, every square foot should serve a purpose. That's why bonus rooms are one of the most sought-after features, adding up to 700 square feet of flexible space that can be tailored to your lifestyle.

Whether you're looking for room to host guests, create a hobby space, or simply need a little more elbow room, a bonus room is a smart way to add value and function to your home.

What Is a Bonus Room?

A bonus room is a versatile space that isn't defined by one specific purpose. Located on the second floor, this area can be transformed into nearly anything you need, without altering the home's overall footprint.

Popular Uses for a Bonus Room

• Home Office: A dedicated, quiet place to work or manage a home-based business
• Guest Suite: Add a full bath and closet for a private, welcoming retreat
• Fitness Room: Build your own gym with space for equipment and wellness
• Hobby or Craft Room: Ideal for art, sewing, music, or creative projects
• Entertainment Lounge: Great for movie nights, gaming, or just relaxing

Personalize Your Bonus Room

Personalize your bonus room to meet your unique priorities and lifestyle, choosing from a selection of features that bring added comfort and convenience:

• Built-in Storage: Add custom storage for seasonal or hobby items
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• Powder Bath: Increase functionality and convenience
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• Full Bath: Perfect for creating a guest suite
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• Closet: Transform your bonus room into a true bedroom
  
• Wet Bar: Perfect for upstairs lounges or entertaining
  

Adding a bonus room during the design process is often more cost-effective than renovating or expanding later.

A Smart Investment in Living Space

Choosing a bonus room during the design phase is a smart way to add flexible space from the start. It gives you the freedom to adapt your space as your needs evolve, whether that's working remotely, entertaining more, or welcoming extended family.