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Bedrooms: 3 / Baths: 2

Living Sq. Ft.: 1853

Width: 64' - 2" / Depth: 55' - 4"

Architectural style(s):
Country / Craftsman

This house plan features a beautiful classic traditional style with a Craftsman touch. The expansive master suite includes large his and her walk-in closets, an oversized jet tub, separate shower, compartmentalized toilet and dual vanities. The vaulted ceiling in the great room makes the home feel larger than it actually is. The open floorplan of this house plan includes a split-bedroom layout, and features the much-requested gas logs or conventional fireplace. Enjoy the rear porch, perfect for those family bar-b-ques. Large kitchen features popular raised bar for meals and conversations with family.

Foundation Type(s) Available:
Crawlspace / Slab

Levels: 1 Garage: Yes Wall type: 2x4
Exterior finish: Siding / Stone Bonus Room: No

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Designer Comments:
First Floor: 1,853 sq. ft. (living)
Front Porch: 140 sq. ft. (unheated)
Rear Porch: 103 sq. ft. (unheated)
Garage: 575 sq. ft. (unheated)

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I was born and raised in the country. One day, I got to thinking life might be simpler if I live in town, closer to everything and a smaller yard. So, we sold and moved to town.

Boy, was I wrong. After 4 years, (and a death in our family), we sold our home in town and decided to go back to our roots, out in the country, to live close to Grandma after Grandpa passed away in July 2009.

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We ordered the plan and got busy. We even decided to serve as our own contractor and build the house ourselves. It has been a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone.

This house is more roomy that I ever thought 1853 square feet could be, especially coming from a 2600 square foot house prior to this one. The open floor plan is ideal for being able to cook, and visit, and watch television all at the same time...

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My wife's Grandfather passed away and we decided to sell our then current home to build near her.

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