Juniper Floor Plan – Trilogy La Quinta, CA

The Juniper is a single-story floor plan at Trilogy La Quinta with three bedrooms, a den, three and a half bathrooms and a three-car garage. The drawing shows the main home without a casita, including the covered patio that opens to the side yard.

Explore the Juniper layout

The Juniper brings together several living spaces across the rear of the home: a family room, dining room and living room. These connected areas offer room for everyday relaxation and entertaining, with a wet bar between the main living areas and kitchen.

The kitchen includes a central island, breakfast nook, walk-in pantry and a planning desk. A separate coat closet and powder room sit nearby. The den beside the entry provides space for an office, reading room or other flexible use.

Covered patio open to the side yard

The covered side patio opens directly to the side yard, providing a sheltered outdoor sitting area beside the living space and den. Its outer side is open, as indicated by the arrow on the illustration.

Primary suite and guest bedrooms

The primary bedroom occupies one rear corner of the home. Its bathroom includes two vanity areas, a separate shower and tub, an enclosed toilet compartment and a walk-in closet.

Two guest bedrooms are positioned toward the front, each served by a full bathroom. A separate laundry room is located beside the entry and second guest bedroom. The three-car garage has interior access through the kitchen.

Plan details

• Three bedrooms plus a den or office
• Three full bathrooms and a powder room
• Family room, dining room and living room
• Kitchen island, breakfast nook, walk-in pantry and wet bar
• Covered patio open to the side yard
• Three-car garage
• Single-story layout; no casita shown

Published square-footage figures differ by source and configuration. Confirm living area, room uses and any alterations for the individual home.

About this floor-plan illustration

This independently redrawn illustration uses two published Juniper drawings as references and incorporates Mark’s layout review. The references use different names for the connected rear living areas; this drawing labels them separately as family room, dining room and living room. It is an illustrative guide, not a measured survey or construction drawing. Individual homes may be reversed or modified.