Take a great plan and add a new look and a media room, updated for Life in the new millennium. This plan has the warmth and comfort of a home you'll want to spend a lot of time in. Appointed with a maximum of amenities on the inside from a Gourmet Kitchen to a Formal Dining and two sided fireplace to the outdoor living areas, and BBQ porch.. You'll love entertaining in this fabulous home as well.
Total Living Area: | 2106 sq ft |
Main Living Area: | 2106 sq ft |
Bonus Area: | 395 sq ft |
Garage Area: | 583 sq ft |
Garage Type: | Attached |
Garage Bays: | 2 |
Foundation Types: | Basement - * $395.00 Total Living Area may increase with Basement Foundation option. Crawlspace Slab |
Exterior Walls: | 2x4 2x6 - * $245.00 |
House Width: | 81'2 |
House Depth: | 73'10 |
Number of Stories: | 1 |
Bedrooms: | 3 |
Full Baths: | 2 |
Half Baths: | 1 |
Max Ridge Height: | 29'3 from Front Door Floor Level |
Primary Roof Pitch: | 12:12 |
Roof Load: | 20 psf |
Roof Framing: | Stick |
Porch: | 418 sq ft |
Formal Dining Room: | Yes |
FirePlace: | Yes |
1st Floor Master: | Yes |
Main Ceiling Height: | 12' |
Upper Ceiling Height: | 9' |
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A: 11’ stepped to 13’ – family 11’ stepped to 12’ - dining 11’ clgs – nook, kitchen, foyer 9’ clgs – bedroom 2, bedroom 3, bath 2, dress, study, hall, master bath, mstr wic’s. 8’ clgs – utility, garage, bonus.
A: Bonus, garage = 8’ clg Basement = 7’-4” clg
A: It could be done as a modification.
A: 54 Squares +/-.
A: Basement follows the first floor heated layout, so roughly 2100 SF. Yes the family has plenty of room to vault. Would recommend using the furrdown perimeter as a transition to the other ceilings. In other words the vault would be inside of a pop up which is just over the family room. Sales Rep: Bonnie Drew 800-482-0464 ex 405
A: Yes and yes.
A: We show a wainscot of stone/masonry all the way around this home. The higher portion of the wall is siding/shingle which is easily replaced with masonry/brick as there is already a masonry ledge. The portions above the eave lines can potentially be masonry too, but would need additional support in the way of steel angles and columns.
A: Without purchasing the plans, at least a bid set, the only info we can make available to you is the overall dimensions which are 86’-2” x 73’-10”. We do have CAD files available for purchase as well. If you have a tree survey in CAD, you can send that to us and we can put the house on your survey.
A: 86’- 2”.
A: Sorry, no.
A: Yes, there is a truss detail.
A: There is 18.5’ of useable counter top in the kitchen.
A: It is oversized at 4’x8’.
A: Yes, just request it when ordering.
A: Its possible but would take some large glulam beams in the ceiling.
A: Garage is 8’ tall and I believe our rendering shows a metal roof.
A: It has more actually. The Bonus “T”’s out over the 3rd bay and additional 12’ deep x 12’ wide.
A: Yes, please see plan 65867
A: Just the perimeter of the basement is 242 LF. Does not include stem walls at porches or garage.
A: Overall dimensions (width) are from the front left corner of the garage(edge of masonry/slab) to the right edge of slab(does not include outdoor fireplace projection). Depth is from front right corner of garage to back of master(edge of slab/masonry).
A: If you’re talking about room sizes it is left to right(width) x back to front (depth) inside of stud to inside of stud.
A: Its just a low wall, more of a fence/extension – totally optionally. This was part of a previous version of this plan that had a trellis sitting on that wall.
A: Not so far..
A: Sherwin-Williams has a routine on the website called “Visualize it” which can perform this function for you.
A: 3 car version is available for $150 with no changes to the interior, the garage is offset 2’ shorter in depth on the back alongside the other two. You can eliminate the dormers, they are just decorative.
A: Its possible, but we have not designed that space for that purpose yet.
A: Yes. Plan 65877 - 2495 SF
A: 34’-0” x 22’-4”
A: 42x42
A: It is stone. Stone doesn’t come with color designations like paint. You just have to find it from a stone quarry.
A: Roofing is a small percentage of a home’s total cost. Composition shingles can run anywhere from $40 –$100/square(100 square feet of roof surface