No, but I would think you could find a much better plan than that one. What is it about it that you like? I'm not a fan of the look on the front with those little peaks and then the arched entry and garage doors. Doesn't play well together IMO. The plan itself has a really odd kitchen with lots of wasted space and the counters and placements seem odd and not necessarily where you would want them to use. The great room is also oddly shaped in reference to the fp and the ceiling lines. Where would you place furniture so it isn't off center with the fireplace and so you can also move across the room from the front and master without having an obstacle course.

https://www.architecturaldesigns.com/house-plans/2-bedroom-hip-roof-ranch-home-plan-89825ah

Please see: https://www.architecturaldesigns.com/house-plans/rugged-rustic-3-bedroom-home-plan-16863wg/client_photo_albums/710 The home is beautiful ,especially the back Lanai area,. The owners decision to change the dining room into a bar area is something that isn't seen everyday. The nook area can easily be stretched by moving the wall back almost to the door from the Master to the Patio. One could also change the 45 degree angle of the door from the nook to the Lanai to 90 degrees creating even more room. With these two changes, one could place a table and still have room to easily access the master. We too are considering the plan and have spent a lot of time working on the design. Basically rearranged and modified some of the rooms on the master suite side of the home. Too many other changes to elaborate upon, but have kept the size to under 2300 sq ft. . To consider... It would be easy to widen the entire set of rooms along the master suite side of the home by just stretching the wall a bit and keeping the rooms in alignment with it. Could get closer to 2400 Sq Ft in that manner.

So you have a rear sloping lot? IMO stock house plans are never perfect and every change you make costs money . My advice is get an actul architect to design a house for you and the lot. Since the slope is the firstt hing needing to be adressed . I see things in that layout that are not good . You need to know how you live, and what you need in a home .