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HPG-1919-1: The Beechwood Ridge - House Plan Gallery
HPG-1919-1: The Beechwood Ridge - House Plan Gallery
HPG-1919-1: The Beechwood Ridge - House Plan Gallery
HPG-1919-1: The Beechwood Ridge - House Plan Gallery

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HPG-1919-1: The Beechwood Ridge

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    Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2.5

    Living Sq. Ft.: 1919

    Width: 69' - 0" / Depth: 61' - 8"

    Architectural style(s):
    County / European / Traditional

    This is a charming and functional home design perfect for families seeking comfort and style. This thoughtfully designed plan features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a versatile bonus room that can serve as a guest suite, office, or recreational space. The open-concept layout highlights a spacious great room with vaulted ceilings and a cozy fireplace, ideal for gatherings. The kitchen boasts a large island with seating, a pantry, and ample cabinetry.

    The master suite offers a private retreat with a trayed ceiling, luxurious master bath featuring a jet tub, separate shower, and dual walk-in closets. The secondary bedrooms are conveniently located near a shared bathroom for added privacy.

    Outdoor living is a delight with a large covered porch at the front and back, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Additional features include a two-car garage, a dedicated laundry room, and a flex space that adapts to your lifestyle. Experience the warmth and functionality this home today!

    Foundation Type(s) Available:
    Basement

    Levels: 1.5    Garage: Yes       Wall type: 2x4
    Exterior finish: Brick / Siding  Bonus Room:  Yes

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    Designer Comments:
    First Floor: 1919 sq. ft. (living)
    Bonus Room: 327 sq. ft. (living)
    Front Porch: 212 sq. ft. (unheated)
    Rear Porch: 237 sq. ft. (unheated)
    Garage / Storage: 723 sq. ft. (unheated)

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    Bob S
    The building permit office indicated that they wish they could see more house plans like these!

    I'd like to thank you for the good work that you did on my house plans. Just applied at the office for permits to build the house and your drawings got a lot of praise for the amount of detail that was shown on your drawings.

    That office indicated that they wish they could see more drawings like that. It made it easy for me to get my permits to build!

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    Tim and Debbie C.
    We are blown away with the excellence and thoroughness of the work that has been done

    Dear Friends,

    We got in early this morning to start sending the plans out for bidding and after reviewing the most recent modifications of HPG-19192-1, we felt we truly needed to take the time to write you this letter.

    Your team has been such a pleasure to work with and we are blown away with the excellence and thoroughness of the work that has been done. The specs on how we want our concrete done, the span of lumber charts, the details on the cabinets, etc., is unbelievable. Your plans are the true example of excellence. That is so rarely seen anymore in residential work or even commercial work anymore! Hold your heads up and puff up those chests share the love and kind words throughout your staff.