Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans, 5th Edition E-Book

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• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021

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If you're planning on building your own one-story dream home, this extensive collection will show you the best-selling and most stylish home designs available today. Updated with brand new plans and prices, Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans, 5th Edition offers more than 360 home plans that have been carefully selected as most desirable based on actual sales data. From convenient ranch homes to traditional cottages, you'll find a wide variety of styles and sizes here to meet your budget and style. And with complete construction blueprints and CAD files available for each and every house shown, you can build your special home just the way you want!

Leseprobe

1-STORY HOME PLANS

BEST-SELLING

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Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans

ISBN-13: 978-1-58011-567-4

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Note: The homes as shown in the photographs and renderings in

this book may differ from the actual blueprints. When studying the

house of your choice, please check the floor plans carefully. All

plans appearing in this publication are protected under copyright

law.

Reproduction of the illustrations or working drawings by any means

is strictly prohibited. The right of building only one structure from the

plans purchased is licensed exclusively to the buyer and the plans

may not be resold unless by express written authorization.

The homes on the cover are: Top, Plan #F08-144D-0023 on page

19; Bottom, left: Plan #F08-163D-0003 on page 50; Top, right:

Plan #F08-011D-0526 on page 242; Bottom, right: Plan #F08-

170D-0004 on page 98.

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What’s The Right Plan For You?

4

10 Steps To Building Your Dream Home

5-6

Best-Selling 1-Story Homes Introduction

7

Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans

8-51

A Place Of Refuge Is The Wave Of The Future

52-59

Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans

60-133

Bonus Rooms & Basements: Finding Flexibility Within Your Home 134-139

Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans

140-181

The Social Kitchen

182-187

Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans

188-233

Beyond The Grill: Take Living Outdoors

234-238

Eat, Play & Live: Using Your Outdoor Space

239-241

Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans

242-275

Home Plans Index

276-279

Why Buy Stock Plans?

280-281

How Can I Find Out If I Can Afford To Build A Home?

282

What Kind Of Plan Package Do I Need?

283

Our Plan Packages Include...

284

Do You Want To Make Changes To Your Plan?

285

Helpful Building Aids

286

Before You Order

287

Home Plan Order Form

288

CONTENTS

Top to bottom: Plan #F08-111D-0060 on page 46; Plan #F08-051D-0970 on page 218;

Plan #F08-011D-0526, on page 242; Plan #F08-011D-0311 on page 12; Plan #F08-101D-0125 on

page 215; Plan #F08-011D-0007 on page 13.

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Choosing a house design is exciting,

but can be a difficult task. Many fac

-

tors play a role in what home plan is

best for you and your family. To help

you get started, we have pinpointed

some of the major factors to consid

-

er when searching for your dream

home. Take the time to evaluate your

family’s needs and you will have an

easier time sorting through all of the

house designs offered in this book.

budget

is the first thing to consid

-

er. Many items take part in this bud-

get, from ordering the blueprints to

the last doorknob purchased. When

you find the perfect house plan, visit

houseplansandmore.com and get a

cost-to-build estimate to ensure that

the finished home will be within your

cost range. A cost-to-build report is a de-

tailed summary that gives you the total

cost to build a specific home in the zip

code where you’re wanting to build. It is

interactive allowing you to adjust labor

and material costs, and it’s created on

getting started

what’s the right

for you?

PLAN

demand when ordered so all pricing is

up-to-date. This valuable tool will help

you know how much your dream home

will cost before you buy plans (see page

282 for more information).

family lifestyle

After your budget

is deciphered, you need to assess you and

your family’s lifestyle needs. Think about

the stage of life you are in now, and what

stages you will be going through in the

future. Ask yourself questions to figure

out how much room you need now and if

you will need room for expansion. Are you

married? Do you have children? How many

children do you plan on having? Are you

an empty-nester? How long do you plan

to live in this home?

Incorporate into your planning any fre-

quent guests you may have, including

elderly parents, grandchildren or adult

children who may live with you.

Does your family entertain a lot? If so,

think about the rooms you will need to

do so. Will you need both formal and

informal spaces? Do you need a gourmet

kitchen? Do you need a game room and/

or a wet bar?

floor plan layouts

When look-

ing through these home plans, imagine

yourself walking through the house. Con-

sider the flow from the entry to the liv

-

ing, sleeping and gathering areas. Does

the layout ensure privacy for the master

bedroom? Does the garage enter near

the kitchen for easy unloading? Does

the placement of the windows provide

enough privacy from any neighboring

properties? Do you plan on using furni-

ture you already have? Will this furniture

fit in the appropriate rooms? When you

find a plan you want to purchase, be sure

to picture yourself actually living in it.

exterior spaces

With many dif-

ferent home styles throughout ranging

from Traditional to Contemporary, flip

through these pages and find which

1-story home appeals to you the most

and think about the neighborhood in

which you plan to build. Also, think

about how the house will fit on your site.

Picture the landscaping you want to add

to the lot. Using your imagination is key

when choosing a home plan.

Choosing a house design can be an

intimidating experience. Asking yourself

these questions before you get started

on the search will help you through the

process. With our large selection of sizes

and styles, we are certain you will find your

dream home in this book.

make a list!

Experts in the field suggest that

the best way to determine your

needs is to begin by listing

everything you like or dislike

about your current home.

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BUILDING

steps to

your dream home

1

talk to a lender

If you plan to obtain a loan in order to build

your new home, then it’s best to find out

first how much you can get approved for

before selecting a home design. Know-

ing the financial information before you

start looking for land or a home will keep

you from selecting something out of your

budget and turning a great experience

into a major disappointment. Financing

the home you plan to build is somewhat

different than financing the purchase of

an existing house. You’re going to need

thousands of dollars for land, labor, and

materials. Chances are, you’re going to

have to borrow most of it. Therefore,

you will probably need to obtain a con-

struction loan. This is a short-term loan

to pay for building your house. When

the house is completed, the loan is paid

off in full, usually out of the proceeds

from your long-term mortgage loan.

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determine needs

Selecting the right home plan for your

needs and lifestyle requires a lot of

thought. Your new home is an invest-

ment, so you should consider not only

your current needs, but also your fu-

ture requirements. Versatility and the

potential for converting certain areas

to other uses could be an important

factor later on. So, although a home

office may seem unnecessary now,

in years to come, the idea may seem

ideal. Home plans that include flex

spaces or bonus rooms can real-

ly adapt to your needs in the future.

3

choose a home site

The site for your new home will have a

definite impact on the design you select.

It’s a good idea to select a home that will

complement your site. This will save you

time and money when building. Or, you

can then modify a design to specifically

accommodate your site. However, it will

most likely make your home construc-

tion more costly than selecting a home

plan suited for your lot right from the

start. For example, if your land slopes,

a walk-out basement works perfectly. If

it’s wooded, or has a lake in the back, an

atrium ranch home is a perfect style to

take advantage of surrounding backyard

views.

SOME IMPORTANT CRITERIA TO

CONSIDER WHEN SELECTING A SITE:

l

Improvements will have to be made

including utilities, walks and

driveways

l

Convenience of the lot to work,

school, shops, etc.

l

Zoning requirements and property

tax amounts

l

Soil conditions at your future site

l

Make sure the person or firm

that sells you the land owns it free

and clear

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select a home design

We’ve chosen the “best of the best”

of the 1-story home plans found at

houseplansandmore.com to be fea-

tured in this book. With over 18,000

home plans from the best architects

and designers across the country, this

book includes the best variety of styles

and sizes to suit the needs and tastes

of a broad spectrum of homeowners.

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get the cost to build

If you feel you have found “the” home,

then before taking the step of purchas-

ing house plans, order an estimated

cost-to-build report for the exact zip code

where you plan to build. Requesting this

custom cost report created specifical

-

ly for you will help educate you on all

costs associated with building your new

home. Simply order this report and gain

knowledge of the material and labor

cost associated with the home you love.

Not only does the report allow you to

choose the quality of the materials, you

can also select options in every aspect

of the project from lot condition to con-

tractor fees. This report will allow you to

successfully manage your construction

budget in all areas, clearly see where

the majority of the costs lie, and save

you money from start to finish.

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5

A COST-TO-BUILD REPORT WILL

DETERMINE THE OVERALL COST OF YOUR

NEW HOME INCLUDING THESE

5 MAJOR EXPENSE CATEGORIES:

l

Land

l

Foundation

l

Materials

l

General Contractor’s fee - Some

rules-of-thumb that you may

find useful are: (a) the total

labor cost will generally run a

little higher than your total

material cost, but it’s not

unusual for a builder or

general contractor to charge

15-20% of the combined

cost for managing the overall

project.

l

Site improvements - don’t

forget to add in the cost of

your site improvements such

as utilities, driveway,

sidewalks, landscaping, etc.

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hire a contractor

If you’re inexperienced in con-

struction, you’ll probably want to

hire a general contractor to man-

age the project. If you do not know

a reputable general contractor,

begin your search by contacting

your local Home Builders Asso-

ciation to get references. Many

states require building contractors

to be licensed. If this is the case

in your state, its licensing board

is another referral source. Finding

a reputable, quality-minded con-

tractor is a key factor in ensuring that

your new home is well constructed and

is finished on time and within budget. It

can be a smart decision to discuss the

plan you like with your builder prior to

ordering plans. They can guide you into

choosing the right type of plan pack-

age option especially if you intend on

doing some customizing to the design.

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customizing

Sometimes your general contractor may

want to be the one who makes the mod-

ifications you want to the home you’ve

selected. But, sometimes they want to

receive the plans ready to build. That

is why we offer home plan modifica-

tion services. Please see page 285 for

specific information on the custom-

izing process and how to get a free

quote on the changes you want to make

to a home before you buy the plans.

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order plans

If you’ve found the home and are ready

to order blueprints, we recommend or-

dering the PDF file format, which offers

the most flexibility. A PDF file format will

be emailed to you when you order, and

it includes a copyright release from the

designer, meaning you have the legal

right to make changes to the plan if nec-

essary as well as print out as many cop-

ies of the plan as you need for building

the home one-time. You will be happy to

have your blueprints saved electronically

so they can easily be shared with your

contractor, subcontractors, lender and

local building officials. We do, howev-

er, offer several different types of plan

package depending on your needs, so

please refer to page 283 for all plan op-

tions available and choose the best one

for your particular situation.

Another

helpful

component

in

the

building process that is available

for many of the house plans in

this book is a material list. A ma-

terial list includes not only a de-

tailed list of materials, but it also

indicates where various cuts of

lumber and other building com-

ponents are to be used. This will

save your general contractor sig-

nificant time and money since

they won’t have to create this list

before building begins. If a materi-

al list is available for a home, it is

indicated in the plan data box on

the specific plan page in this book.

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order materials

You can order materials yourself,

or have your contractor do it. Nev-

ertheless, in order to thorough-

ly enjoy your new home you will

want to personally select many

of the materials that go into its

construction. Today, home im-

provement stores offer a wide

variety of quality building prod-

ucts. Only you can decide what

specific types of windows, cab-

inets, bath fixtures, etc. will make your

new home yours. Spend time early on

in the construction process looking at

the materials and products available.

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move in

With careful planning and organization,

your new home will be built on schedule

and ready for your move-in date. Be sure

to have all of your important documents

in place for the closing of your new home

and then you’ll be ready to move in and

start living your dream.

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Browse the pages of the Best-Selling 1-Story Home Plans book and discover over 360 designs offered in a huge

variety of sizes and styles to suit many tastes. From Craftsman and Country, to Contemporary and Traditional, there

is a home design here for everyone with all of the amenities and features homeowners are looking for in a home today.

Start your search right now for the perfect 1-Story home!

Top, left: Plan #F08-163D-0003 on page 50; top, right: Plan #F08-101D-0118 on page 256;

bottom, left: Plan #F08-155D-0047 on page 24; bottom, right: Plan #F08-056D-0120, on page 40.

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Dimensions:

145'9" W x 93' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

4,036

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

3

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 8"

Foundation:

Crawl space or slab,

please specify when ordering

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Plan #F08-161D-0001

Features

•

Craftsman and modern style collide

with this stunning rustic one-story

home

•

The open floor plan is ideal for

maximizing square footage

•

The master suite can be found in

its own wing and it features a huge

bath and two walk-in closets

•

Built-ins and a walk-in pantry keep

the kitchen sleek and clutter-free

•

There is a flex space perfect as a

kid’s playroom

•

3-car side entry garage

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Features

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This charming rustic country home offers wonderful privacy and an oversized library perfect as a

home office

•

The cozy lodge room has a beamed ceiling, double doors onto the covered porch, and can be

seen from the kitchen

•

The kitchen enjoys a nearby bayed breakfast room and an enormous breakfast bar

•

The master bedroom has a posh bath with a walk-in shower, an oversized tub, a double-bowl

vanity, a separate toilet room, and a walk-in closet

•

An optional detached 2-car front entry garage includes space for a golf cart

•

Optional 2-car front entry garage

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Dimensions:

58'6" W x 54' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,997

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

3

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space or slab for an

additional fee

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Plan #F08-056D-0113

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Features

•

This expansive one-story design has the split-bedroom floor plan everyone loves

•

Stunning columns frame the foyer that leads into the open great room with fireplace, as well

as the home theater/living room located right off of the foyer

•

The formal dining room, casual breakfast room, and large grilling porch with fireplace provide

an abundance of locations for dining opportunities

• Three bedrooms and

two baths occupy

one side of this

home, while the

master suite is

secluded on the

other

• 2-car front entry

garage

Dimensions:

67'2" W x 55'10" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,525

Bedrooms:

4

Bathrooms:

3

Foundation:

Crawl space or slab

standard; basement or walk-out

basement for an additional fee

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Plan #F08-055D-0748

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Dimensions:

59'4" W x 64'4" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,945

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

2

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, slab or walk-out

basement for an additional fee

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Plan #F08-026D-1871

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Dimensions:

64' W x 54' D

Heated sq. ft.:

1,988

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

3

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Joisted crawl space

or post & beam standard; slab or

basement for an additional fee

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Plan #F08-011D-0311

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Dimensions:

54' W x 53' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,422

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab or monolithic slab

standard; crawl space, basement

or daylight basement for an

additional fee

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Plan #F08-170D-0005

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Dimensions:

50' W x 48' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,580

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2½

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Joisted crawl space,

TrusJoist floor system or post &

beam standard; slab or basement

for an additional fee

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Plan #F08-011D-0007

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Dimensions:

79' W x 97'9" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,682

Bonus Sq. Ft.:

1,940

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement, daylight

basement or walk-out basement,

please specify when ordering

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Plan #F08-101D-0080

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Optional

Lower Level

1,940 sq. ft.

First Floor

2,682 sq. ft.

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Features

•

This rambling ranch home typifies the best in design with unique

architectural features

•

A family can enjoy the outdoors with the expansive rear decks, one

complete with a fireplace

•

Private den with deck access is a secluded retreat

•

The optional lower level has an additional 1,940 square feet of living

area including three additional bedrooms, two baths, a laundry room,

and rec room

•

3-car side entry garage

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Dimensions:

73' W x 73' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,768

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab or monolithic slab

standard; crawl space, basement

or daylight basement for an

additional fee

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Plan #F08-170D-0001

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Dimensions:

66' W x 52' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,075

Bedrooms:

4

Bathrooms:

3

Foundation:

Slab or crawl space

standard; basement or walk-out

basement for an additional fee

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Plan #F08-055D-0790

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Dimensions:

58'6" W x 64'6" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,133

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab or crawl space

standard; basement or walk-out

basement for an additional fee

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Plan #F08-055D-0031

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First Floor

1,845 sq. ft.

Dimensions:

83' W x 42'4" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,845

Bonus Sq. Ft.:

889

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Walk-out basement

standard; crawl space or slab for

an additional fee

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Plan #F08-007D-0010

Optional

Lower Level

889 sq. ft.

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Features

• This stunning Southwestern

inspired home combines stone and

stucco to create a home with tons

of style and curb appeal

•

The courtyard front entry offers a

private escape for enjoying morning

coffee or a cocktail at happy hour

•

The grand great room is the main

focal point as you enter the home

thanks to its centered fireplace and

tall ceiling with beams

•

Off the kitchen is a handy flex room

that could become a great home

office, formal dining room or kid’s

play space

•

The private master bedroom

offers a luxurious

environment for

relaxing at the end

of the day

•

3-car rear entry garage

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Dimensions:

125'5" W x 76'1" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,413

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

2

Foundation:

Slab, basement or

crawl space, please specify when

ordering

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Plan #F08-019D-0046

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Dimensions:

58' W x 32' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

928

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Crawl space or slab

standard; basement, daylight

basement or walk-out basement for

an additional fee

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Plan #F08-144D-0023

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Features

•

This Craftsman Modern home has an inviting entry with space for outdoor relaxation

•

Enter the home and discover an open living room with a kitchen behind it

•

The kitchen features a large breakfast bar with space for up to four people to dine

comfortably

•

To the right of the entry is the master bedroom with a large bath and walk-in closet

•

A highly functional mud room/laundry area offers storage and convenience to the garage

•

2-car front entry garage

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Dimensions:

54' W x 42' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,558

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Basement

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Plan #F08-058D-0016

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Dimensions:

65'8" W x 56'6" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,185

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab

Pricing subject to change

Plan #F08-137D-0223

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Dimensions:

60'10" W x 51'2" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,882

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space or slab for an

additional fee

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Plan #F08-001D-0013

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Dimensions:

69'10" W x 51'8" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,793

Bonus Sq. Ft.:

779

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Crawl space or

slab standard; basement for an

additional fee

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Plan #F08-016D-0049

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First Floor

1,793 sq. ft.

Optional

Second Floor

779 sq. ft.

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Optional

Second Floor

403 sq. ft.

First Floor

1,971 sq. ft.

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Dimensions:

73'6" W x 61' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,971

Bonus Sq. Ft.:

403

Bedrooms:

4

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab standard;

crawl space or basement for an

additional fee

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Plan #F08-084D-0090

Features

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If you’re longing for today’s hottest

style home, then look no further,

this is the home for you

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Step into the foyer and find a

living/dining area open to the

kitchen straight ahead

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On the left side of the home are

three bedrooms and a full bath

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On the right side of the home you’ll

discover a private master bedroom

and bath, a laundry room, and a

mudroom for keeping everything

organized

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The optional second floor has an

additional 403 square feet of living

area

•

2-car side entry garage

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First Floor

2,500 sq. ft.

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Optional

Second Floor

354 sq. ft.

Features

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Modern Farmhouse touches grace

the interior of this attractive rustic-

looking ranch home

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The vaulted great room has a

centered fireplace directly across

from the island in the kitchen

creating an intimate and cozy feel

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The master suite boasts a bath

with a free-standing tub, a separate

shower, a double-sink vanity, and a

huge walk-in closet with built-ins

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Two additional bedrooms share a

full bath

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The optional second floor has an

additional 354 square feet of living

area

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2-car front entry garage

Dimensions:

60' W x 80'4" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

2,500

Bonus Sq. Ft.:

354

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

2

Foundation:

Crawl space or slab,

please specify when ordering

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Plan #F08-155D-0047

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Features

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Decorative columns accent the

entrance and define the formal

dining room

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A full wall of windows brightens

the living room that also enjoys an

inviting fireplace

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The spacious kitchen is designed

for efficiency and opens to the

splendid breakfast room

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Relax and retreat to a luxurious

master bedroom complete with a

corner fireplace and private bath

with separate tub and shower,

and a double bowl vanity

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The optional second floor has

an additional 304 square feet of

living area