* Note: Total Living Area does not include garage, covered
porch, deck, patio, storage square footage, etc.
Designer Comments:
First Floor: 1,603 sq. ft. (living)
Front Porch: 30 sq. ft. (unheated)
Garage: 498 sq. ft. (unheated)
Storage: 42 sq. ft. (unheated)
The "open" nature of this home's floorplan is designed to meet the needs of many homeowners and builders who are looking to build on a relatively narrow lot. The focal point of the great room is the entertainment center. The open area boasts a raised bar for conversations with family and friends while isolating them away from the work triangle. The master suite has great amenities with a trayed ceiling, large garden tub, oversized shower, linen, large closet, and is located next to the flex space that may serve as an office, nursery, or hobby room. A spaciouse patio lends itself to grilling out, sunbathing, and visiting with friends. Large garage features well-sized storage space. A plan that meets the needs of the busy family!
Living Sq. Ft:
1603
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Unheated Sq. Ft.: 570
Total Sq. Ft.: 2173
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Width: 50 ft. - 0 in.
Depth: 65 ft. - 0 in.
Foundation Type(s) Available:
Slab /Crawlspace
Garage:
Yes
Number of Cars:
2
Exterior Finish:
Brick / Siding
Levels:
1
Bonus Room:
No
Wall Type:
2x4
Roof Type(s):
Hip/Gable
Roof Pitch:
10 in 12
Sec. Roof Pitch:
None
Ridge Height:
20 ft. - 2 in.
Main Ceiling Height: 9 ft.
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755.00
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690.00
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Color Rendering :
$ 50.00
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Modifications Available:
Yes
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The house plan was perfect! ...Great for entertainment and to enjoy after a long day at work...
The house plan was perfect... Its really hard to just name a few features that I like about this home design, but my favorites are: the tray ceiling in the Dining and Master Bedroom; the porch in the back; the bedrooms being completely on the other side of the house from the master bedroom; and the large oversized garage with the workshop area. When we purchased the plans, we wanted to find a contractor that would actually build the plans "to the letter" of the actual working drawings, so we asked the local building inspector for recommendations. We found a contractor from that recommendation, and the ball started rolling from there. We made a few modifications to home, onsite, including moving the fireplace to better allow for the placement of a full video/audio center cabinet. We also screened-in the porch and made the fourth bedroom a little larger so as to serve as my wife's scrap room. However, the largest modification was made on the bonus room, where we stick-built the roof to add an additional 1,500 sq ft which will include a full bath with a ~ 500 sq ft game room, 300 sq ft computer/media room, and a 700 sq ft home theater. This upper level is under construction as we speak and I can't wait to get in there! The porch was screen-in and the 4th bedroom was made larger to the wife's scrap room. Bathroom was removed to add space. Also window was added to wall where no window appeared in plan to add sunlight. However the largest modification was done to the Bonus Room. The roof was was stick built to add an additional 1500 sq ft. that will include a full bath with a 500 s/f game room, 300 s/f computer/media room and a 700 sq ft Home theater. This upper level is a home project under construction as I write. The home is great and a great layout. Great for entertainment and to enjoy after a long day at work.
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