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Bedrooms: 4 / Baths: 2

Living Sq. Ft.: 2203

Width: 61' - 0" / Depth: 70' - 0"

Architectural style(s):
Country / European / Traditional

This beautiful country-styled house plan offers a very functional split floorplan layout. The great room features 10-foot ceilings and cozy fireplace with gas logs. Excellent views of the great room and backyard from kitchen. The expansive and well-appointed master suite of this house plan includes his and hers walk-in closets, an oversized jet tub, separate shower, compartmentalized toilet and dual vanities. Three other bedrooms each have a walk-in closet and share second bath. The bonus room of this house plan provides a great space for a gameroom or home office and even has space for an optional half bath. A large 2 car garage with separate storage is also provided. This house plan truly has the flexibility and features that your family wants!

Foundation Type(s) Available:
Crawlspace / Slab

Levels: 1.5 Garage: Yes Wall type: 2x4

Exterior finish: Brick Bonus Room: Yes

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Designer Comments:
First Floor: 2203 sq. ft. (living)
Bonus Room: 126 sq. ft. (living)
Front Porch: 50 sq. ft. (unheated)
Rear Porch: 89 sq. ft. (unheated)
Garage / Storage: 654 sq. ft. (unheated)

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We are definitely enjoying living in our new home!

Construction began December 2008, and we moved into the house late April 2009. I had always wanted a split bedroom plan, and with our situation it gives the privacy that we so wanted.

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We were able to achieve the Craftsman style we had hoped for!

My husband and I have three boys that graduated in 2012. All three were going to be going to college and looking to move out in the next few years.

Our home at that time was two story and more home than we wanted for ourselves when the children were gone. I had seen craftsman style homes on t.v. and loved the look of the them. I knew that building one was the only option because that style was not a well known house style in our area.

I had an idea of the floor plan I wanted so when I saw this plan I knew it was the one. The exterior of the picture was not what I had in mind but I knew that I could add my own touch to make it ours.

We decided to change very little with the floor plan it was pretty much what we wanted. We loved the open kitchen/living room. I could see our family enjoying many visits and holidays with such an open area. The master bedroom and bathroom are a great size. We did how ever get a larger master closet when we elected to do without the outdoor storage closet. Doing this allowed us to also have a larger utility area. The additional bedrooms were a nice size and we liked the idea that they were on the opposite of the house with its own bathroom.

The exterior was what I feel to be the major change. We added a lot of extra touches. We stayed with the siding as shown in the picture. We elected to do shaker siding on the dormer above the front porch to add the craftsman appeal. Stone columns were built on the front porch half way up with cedar posts going up to the ceiling. Bead board was placed in the ceilings of all porch and patio areas. Gorgeous cedar trim was placed around the front and side window. An eye catching mantle trim was placed around and over the front door.

We were able to achieve the craftsman style we had hoped for.

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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.