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HPG-2149-1: The Jones Creek - House Plan Gallery
HPG-2149-1: The Jones Creek - House Plan Gallery
HPG-2149-1: The Jones Creek - House Plan Gallery
HPG-2149-1: The Jones Creek - House Plan Gallery
HPG-2149-1: The Jones Creek - House Plan Gallery

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HPG-2149-1: The Jones Creek

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    Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2.5

    Living Sq. Ft.: 2149

    Width: 57' - 0" / Depth: 74' - 0"

    Architectural style(s):
    Country / Farmhouse / Ranch

    Charming curb appeal and smart design come together in this beautiful one-story home plan. A stately front porch welcomes you into a spacious 3-bedroom layout featuring an open-concept kitchen, great room with a 12-foot ceiling, and cozy breakfast nook that opens to a rear covered porch—perfect for morning coffee or entertaining. The master suite is tucked privately away and offers a luxurious bath with a garden tub, double vanities, and a generous walk-in closet.

    Two additional bedrooms share a full bath on the opposite side of the home, giving everyone their own space. Enjoy the convenience of a large utility room, dedicated dining space, and a powder room for guests. A two-car garage and an upstairs bonus room with optional bath provide flexibility for future expansion, hobbies, or a home office. With timeless exterior styling and a functional layout, this plan is ideal for families who love comfort and style.

    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: 2149 sq. ft. (living)
    Bonus Room: 429 sq. ft. (living)
    Front Porch: 248 sq. ft. (unheated)
    Rear Porch: 252 sq. ft. (unheated)
    Garage / Storage: 732 sq. ft. (unheated)

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    Alexander P.
    Build company complimented the detail of our plans.

    Build company complimented the detail of our plans.

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    Randy B.
    Her father had passed away and my house was burned beyond repair.

    Friday, February 13, 2009 -I left my home in Gulfport, MS around 4pm on a three hour drive to Alabama. My best friend, Darryn, was with me and we had to attend a Board meeting at 8pm that night, and a Membership meeting the next morning. Mary Martha, my girlfriend who lives with me, was at her father's house in Ocean Springs, MS. Her father was 92 years old and on his death bed, she was staying with him till he passed. There are no phones where I was staying, in Alabama, and cell service is limited.

    Around 11:30 pm a fellow member of our club, who lives in the area, came by and woke us up. He explained that I needed to get home because I had a fire at home and there was a hole in my roof. My buddy and I drove around and found cell service. I was able to get in touch with Mary Martha and she filled me in. Her father had passed away and my house was burned beyond repair. We made the trip back to Gulfport safely. The Red Cross set us up with a place to stay and provided us with money for meals for the weekend. They also gave us a debit card for clothes and necessities purchases.

    My insurance company ended up declaring the house a total loss. Mary Martha's family offered us to stay in her father's house until we figured out all of our requirements in dealing with the insurance company. We ended up renting her father's house from the estate of the family, while our new house was under construction.

    Our next step, after demolishing the old house, was to decide on a house plan and get quotes from builders. After weeks of internet and local building store searches, we finally decided on a house plan that best meet our needs and wants. We found the HPG-1654-1 house plan and you can imagine how surprised we were when the plans came in and we saw that they originated from Hattiesburg, MS.

    Darryn called me and told me he had bumped into a friend of ours that we had gone to high school and played baseball with. That friend was Johnny Willis and he was a building contractor. I called Johnny and about four other contractors and got bids for building my new home. After alot of discussions and visits to view some of the work completed and in progress, I decided on Mr. Willis. Johnny also did his own framing, this made it easy to make adjustments without having to get the plans re-drawn. Johnny stated he would have it finished in 90-120 days.

    He started in May of 2009, and even with the MAJOR changes, that effect building in the City of Gulfport by the Code Office and FEMA regulations, due to Hurricane Katrina. He was able to complete the project inside the alotted time frame. And in September of 2009, we moved in and became the happy owners of a beautiful House Plan Gallery home.

    Some pictures taken during the construction process may be viewed here: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/album.php?id=702243524&aid=89187

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    Afton K.
    Just wanted to let you know this house is awesome!

    I just wanted to say that my husband and I purchased this house plan a year and a half ago. We are finally moved in - and we love it a lot. It is an excellent house plan with an awesome great room.

    The cathedral ceiling really makes the great room. We decided not to build the book shelves on each side of the entertainment center, but it gives great spacious appeal. We also bricked our home using white brick with burgundy shutters.

    We have had great compliments with our house. Just wanted to let you know this house is awesome!

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    Andrea C
    The property has been in his family for five generations, so we wanted to pick the perfect plan f...

    We are newly married and have a new baby. Our rental house was small and we needed more space.

    We really like the fact that the kitchen and dining are open to the living room. Also, the master is on the opposite side of the house from the kids rooms.

    After several years of renting, we decided to build on my husband's family property. The property has been in his family for five generations, so we wanted to pick the perfect plan for the farm. Luckily, we found that plan at the House Plan Gallery.

    The house is underway and we look forward to spending our lives in our new home. Thank You House Plan Gallery!