Big Book of Small Home Plans, 2nd Edition E-Book

Design America Inc.

• Herausgeber: Creative Homeowner
• Kategorie: Lebensstil
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021

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Beschreibung

Choosing a new house design is exciting, but it's also difficult. The Big Book of Small Home Plans, 2nd Edition makes it easy! Featuring a catalog of small home designs with all of the amenities homeowners look for in a new home, this practical, do-it-yourself guide will help you build the small home of your dreams by doing all or part of the work yourself! Whether you're looking to build a cabin, cottage, small home, or tiny house, you're sure to find the ideal small home with the features that will fit your lifestyle inside The Big Book of Small Home Plans, 2nd Edition. Select from more than 360 plans – including 140 new plans – prepared by expert architects and designers, for building a variety of small homes under 1,200 square feet. Easy-to-follow construction blueprints are available to purchase for each project, both in print and digital formats. The Big Book of Small Home Plans is also packed with advice and useful tips on small home organization, decorating, and storage. Start your search right now for the perfect small home! Newly updated edition also features revisions to existing plans, as well as new photography for newly added plans.

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COPYRIGHT © 2021

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reserved. Although all possible measures have been taken to ensure the accuracy

of the material presented, the publisher is not liable in case of misinterpretation or

typographical error.

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Big Book of Small Home Plans, 2nd Edition

ISBN-13: 978-1-63741-051-6

Library of Congress Control Number: 2021931901

CREATIVE HOMEOWNER®

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Creative Homeowner

®,

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Originals Corporation and distributed exclusively in North America by Fox Chapel

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Lincolnshire, NG31 7XQ.

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. Plan pricing subject to change without notice.

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 #F07-032D-0730 on page 27; Bottom, left to

right: Plan #F07-032D-0390 on page 60; Plan #F07-011D-0612 on page 261;

Plan #F07-011D-0676 on page 37.

Page 3, Top to bottom: Plan #F07-080D-0004 on page 22; Plan #F07-032D-0358 on

page 51; Plan #F07-111D-0032, on page 13; Plan #F07-032D-0084 on page 11;

Plan #F07-084D-0052 on page 44; Plan #F07-071D-0013 on page 33.

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What’s The Right Plan For You?

4

10 Steps To Building Your Dream Home

5-6

Small Homes Introduction

7

Small Home Plans

8-51

Dream Big, While Living Small

52-59

Small Home Plans

60-132

Design America 3D: See Your Home On Your Lot Before It’s Built

133-147

Small Home Plans

148-151

No Excuses...It’s Time To Get Organized

152-155

Bathroom Storage Solved

156

Banish Kitchen Clutter Forever

157

20 Kitchen Organizing Tips

158

Pantry Organization 101

159

Small Home Plans

160-181

What Home Buyers Want: Wide Open Spaces

182-186

Making Your Tiny Kitchen Feel Spacious

187-189

Small Home Plans

190-233

Economize Your Home And Save More Money By Building Green

234-236

The Big Advantages Of Living In A Small Home

237

Saving Money For Your Home And Life

238

Tips For Saving Money

239

Small Home Plans

240-275

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

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Choosing a house design is exciting, but

can be a difficult task. Many factors 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 consider when searching for

your dream home. Take the time to evalu

-

ate 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 con

-

sider. Many items take part in the

budget, 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

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).

getting started

what’s the right

for you?

PLAN

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

frequent 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 spac-

es? 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.

Consider the flow from the entry to the

living, 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 furniture you already

have? Will this furniture fit in the appropri

-

ate 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

style 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 listing

everything you like or dislike

about your current home to begin

your home plan search.

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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. Knowing the financial informa-

tion before you start looking for land,

or a home, will keep you from selecting

something out of your budget and turn-

ing a great experience into a major dis-

appointment. 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 bor-

row most of it. Therefore, you will proba-

bly need to obtain a construction loan.

This is a short-term loan to pay for build-

ing your house. When the house is com-

pleted, 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 future

requirements. Versatility and the poten-

tial for converting certain areas to other

uses could be an important factor later

on. So, a home office may seem unnec-

essary now, but in years to come, the

idea may seem ideal. Home plans that

include flex spaces, or bonus rooms can

really 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”

small home plans from our website,

houseplansandmore.com to be featured

in this book. With over 18,000 home

plans from the best architects and

designers across the country in our

collection, this book includes a variety of

architectural styles all 1,200 square feet

and under that will suit the needs and

tastes of a broad spectrum of today’s

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 specifically

for you will help educate you on all costs

associated with building your new home.

Simply order this report and gain knowl-

edge of the material and labor cost asso-

ciated with the home you love. Not only

does the report allow you to choose the

quality of the materials, you can also se-

lect options in every aspect of the proj-

ect from lot condition to contractor 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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A COST-TO-BUILD REPORT WILL HELP

YOU 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 for-

get to add in the cost of your site

improvements such as utilities,

driveway

pavement,

sidewalks,

landscaping, etc.

6

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 Associa-

tion to get references. Many states

require building contractors to be

licensed. If this is the case in your

state, its licensing board is anoth-

er referral source. Finding a repu-

table, quality-minded contractor

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 package 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

modifications 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 modifi-

cation services. Please see page 285 for

specific information on the customiz-

ing 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 le-

gal right to make changes to the plan if

necessary, as well as print out as many

copies of the plan as you need for build-

ing the home one-time. You will be happy

to have your blueprints saved electroni-

cally so they can easily be shared with

your contractor, subcontractors, lender

and local building officials. We do, how-

ever, offer several different types of plan

packages depending on your needs, so

please refer to page 283 for all plan

package options 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 material

list includes not only a detailed list

of materials, but it also indicates

where various cuts of lumber and

other building components are to

be used. This will save your gener-

al contractor significant time and

money since they won’t have to

create this list before building be-

gins. If a material 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 thoroughly

enjoy your new home you will want

to personally select many of the

materials that go into its construc-

tion. Today, home improvement

stores offer a wide variety of qual-

ity building products. Only you can

decide what specific types of windows,

cabinets, bath fixtures, etc. will make

your new home yours. Spend time early

on in the construction process looking

at the endless 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.

Browse the pages of the Big Book of Small Home Plans and discover over 360 best-selling small home designs all 1,200 square

feet and under in a variety of today’s most popular styles. From Craftsman and Country, to Contemporary and Traditional, there is

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

Start your search right now for the perfect small home!

Top, left: Plan #F07-032D-0358 on page 51; top, right: Plan #F07-084D-0052 on page 44;

Bottom, left: Plan #F07-071D-0013 on page 33; bottom, right: Plan #F07-032D-0084, on page 11.

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Dimensions:

24' W x 44' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

782

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Joisted crawl space

or post & beam standard; slab or

basement available for an addition-

al fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-011D-0313

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Features

•

Live life like a fairytale in this

European inspired quaint cottage

•

With attention to detail at every

turn, cottage life is definitely not

primitive in this luxurious cottage

that boasts an amenity-packed

kitchen with nearby walk-in closet

that doubles as a pantry

•

The vaulted living area has a cozy

corner fireplace

•

The vaulted master suite has a

corner built-in for interest and

plenty of windows for added

sunlight

•

Bedroom 2 is also vaulted and

features built-in and ample

closetspace

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Features

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Imagine how thrilled your guests will

be when they discover you have this

adorable cottage ready for their visit

•

The covered porch leads into the

vaulted guest room with a cozy

corner fireplace

•

The full bath includes a walk-in

oversized shower for extra ease

•

There is also a galley-style kitchen

that includes a small stove,

a microwave oven, and a sink

•

Near the front entry is a large

walk-in closet, perfect for storage

•

This cottage would also make the

perfect private in-law quarters

Dimensions:

17'6" W x 23' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

300

Bedrooms:

1

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Slab

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Plan #F07-011D-0431

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Features

•

Upon entering, you’ll discover that

the entry foyer is separated from

the rest of the home helping to

keep temperatures consistent

•

The open living space has a lovely

window wall that overlooks the

covered front porch

•

The kitchen and dining area can be

partitioned off from the great room

with double pocket doors

•

The kitchen features a corner

walk-in pantry and a space-saving

built-in desk on one end of the

kitchen counter

•

Two bedrooms share the full bath

between them that includes a

unique corner shower, and an

oversized garden tub

Dimensions:

34' W x 34' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,079

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, monolithic slab or

floating slab available for an

additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-032D-0084

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Dimensions:

28' W x 48' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,120

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Slab

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Plan #F07-028D-0116

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designer/architect

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Dimensions:

40' W x 22' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

681

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Crawl space or slab,

please specify when ordering

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Plan #F07-163D-0004

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Dimensions:

40' W x 37'6" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,094

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab standard; crawl

space or basement available for an

additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-111D-0032

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Dimensions:

40' W x 30' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,146

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-032D-0905

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Dimensions:

25' W x 25' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

456

Bedrooms:

1

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Pilings

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Plan #F07-152D-0048

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Dimensions:

46'4" W x 38' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,151

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement

See index for more information

Plan #F07-032D-0419

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Dimensions:

36' W x 38' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,157

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Foundation:

Slab standard;

basement or crawl space available

for an additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-111D-0033

Second Floor

338 sq. ft.

First Floor

819 sq. ft.

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Dimensions:

36' W x 32' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,024

Bonus Sq. Ft.:

1,024

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-032D-0965

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First Floor

1,024 sq. ft.

Optional

Lower Level

1,024 sq. ft.

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Dimensions:

40' W x 30' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,160

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-032D-0732

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Dimensions:

37'6" W x 57' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

963

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Foundation:

Slab standard; crawl

space available for an additional

fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-020D-0056

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Dimensions:

25' W x 32' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

740

Bedrooms:

1

Bathrooms:

1

Foundation:

Slab

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Plan #F07-087D-1682

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First Floor

592 sq. ft.

Second Floor

148 sq. ft.

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Dimensions:

30' W x 24' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,176

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

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Plan #F07-032D-0889

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First Floor

630 sq. ft.

Second Floor

546 sq. ft.

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Features

•

Unbelievable charm and style

combine to create this one-of-a-kind

small home filled with luxury

•

A deep covered front porch and rear

wrap-around covered porch add a

tremendous amount of outdoor

living space, perfect when

entertaining

•

The kitchen/dining area has an

open feel to the nearby living area

•

The kitchen includes a handy island

with snack bar seating

•

The utility room is conveniently

located near the kitchen

•

The master bedroom is to the right

upon entering the home and

features its own private bath and

walk-in closet

Dimensions:

36' W x 44' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

902

Bedrooms:

1

Bathrooms:

1

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Crawl space standard;

slab available for an additional fee

See index for more information

Plan #F07-020D-0394

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Dimensions:

44' W x 36'6" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,035

Bedrooms:

3

Bathrooms:

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Slab

See index for more information

Plan #F07-028D-0115

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Features

•

This terrific cottage is everything

today’s homeowner is looking for

with its modern farmhouse style

and compact, yet open split bed-

room floor plan

•

Enter the great room from the

covered front porch and discover

a living space that blends seam-

lessly with the kitchen/dining area

•

The master bedroom has a

walk-in closet and a private

bath with a double-bowl vanity,

and an oversized walk-in shower

•

The two secondary bedrooms

share the full bath between

them

•

Near the laundry room is access

to the rear covered porch with

plenty of space for outdoor living

and entertaining

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Dimensions:

24' W x 30' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,000

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Crawl space

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Plan #F07-071D-0014

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First Floor

650 sq. ft.

Second Floor

350 sq. ft.

Dimensions:

37' W x 28' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

975

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or mono-

lithic slab available for an addition-

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Dimensions:

34' W x 28' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

880

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

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Plan #F07-032D-0903

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Dimensions:

33' W x 48' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,191

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, monolithic slab or

floating slab available for an

additional fee

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Features

• The multi-purpose vaulted

living/dining area is up to the

challenges of evolving cottage

activities

•

Designed for relaxed living, this

home enjoys access front and back

onto the large deck

•

A wrap-around window seat in the

living/dining area is a cozy place to

curl up with a book, or add a table

for built-in dining space

•

The second floor studio would make

a perfect artist’s retreat, a home

office, or private escape ideal for

taking in views on the balcony

First Floor

672 sq. ft.

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Dimensions:

36' W x 42'6" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,154

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

2

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Crawl space

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Second Floor

482 sq. ft.

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Dimensions:

28' W x 32' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

835

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

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Dimensions:

36' W x 40' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,184

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, floating slab or

monolithic slab available for an

additional fee

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Dimensions:

37' W x 44' D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,124

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, monolithic slab or

floating slab available for an

additional fee

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Plan #F07-032D-0013

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Dimensions:

30' W x 36'4" D

Heated Sq. Ft.:

1,022

Bedrooms:

2

Bathrooms:

1

Exterior Walls:

2" x 6"

Foundation:

Basement standard;

crawl space, monolithic slab or

floating slab available for an

additional fee

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Plan #F07-032D-0082

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