HPG-0728-1: The Matilda

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Bedrooms: 0 / Baths: 0

Living Sq. Ft.: 0

Width: 40' - 0" / Depth: 26' - 0"

Architectural style(s):
Traditional

This garage plan offers a great layout which provides for maximum flexibility. On the first floor of this garage plan, you'll enjoy the ample space provided for your two vehicles as well as a third space under the covered carport. The separate storage area of this garage plan is perfect for locating lawn equipment, tools, etc. Upstairs you'll find much more usable space, including 8 ft. ceilings in the center of the room, which can be used for additional "attic overflow" and/or much needed workspace. This garage plan is a great addition to any home!

Foundation Type(s) Available:
Slab

Levels: 2 Garage: No Wall type: 2x4
Exterior finish: Siding Bonus Room: No

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Designer Comments:
First Floor: 1040 sq. ft. (unheated)
Second Floor: 628 sq. ft. (unheated)

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The Carport is a perfect fit!

In 2008, we bought a lake house that had everything you could want - except a garage. The lot is on a hill sloping to the lake and the house has an "english basement" opening onto the backyard. Because of lot line clearances and easements there was really only one way to fit a two car garage with a carport for our pontoon boat into the space available.
After three years of looking at plans and talking to contractors, we decided to be our own general contractor (way more work than we expected), and use your plans. The bulk of the work was completed over the Summer of 2012, with the interior being finished during the Summer of 2013.
The three years of planning and research, as well as skilled sub-contractors resulted in a successful project that fulfilled our needs. Next summer we get to paint and finish the garage bay area, which now houses a sailboat, several canoes and kayaks and a golf cart. In the summer, those go into the water and get replaced by two cars