House Plan #302-196

Front Elevation

This 2002 square feet country style 4 bedroom, 2 bath with 0 garage stalls falls in the 2000-3000 square feet range. It also combines elements from the cottage, victorian styles.

The floor plan features suited for narrow lot, covered front porch, walk-in closet, nook/breakfast area/dining, main floor master bed & bath, master sitting area, great room/living room, open floor plan, storage area, volume/vaulted ceiling, wrap around porch.

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Main Level

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Additional Information

Features
  • covered front porch
  • great room/living room
  • main floor master bed & bath
  • master sitting area
  • nook/breakfast area/dining
  • open floor plan
  • storage area
  • suited for narrow lot
  • volume/vaulted ceiling
  • walk-in closet
  • wrap around porch
Styles
Victorian home plans, Country house plans, Cottage house plans
Available Foundations
Basement

Pricing and Availability

5 Copy Set $675.00
8 Copy Set $775.00
Reproducible Master $775.00
Single Set $590.00
Bedrooms 4
Potential Bedrooms 0
Bathrooms 2.5
Levels 2
Garage Stalls 0
Heated Sq Ft. 2002
Main Floor Sq Ft. 1100
Upper Floor Sq Ft. 902
Main Ceiling Height 9
Upper Ceiling Height 8
Roof Pitch 10:12
Exterior Wall Construction2"x4"

Ceiling Heights: 2 bedrooms upstairs - 11' (vaulted) This home is right out of the wonderful annals of economy, style and all the space a family needed in the good old days. It's equally aware of cost saving. While no space is wasted to achieve an 8-room, 2 1/2 bath home, all first floor rooms have spacious 9' high cilings. Off a handsome, useful wrap-around porch there is a lovely living room with a big front bay window and a brick fireplace. Adjoining at the back, there is a dining room with sliding glass doors opening to the spacious dining porch. Back steps from the yard lead into a mud room where there is a laundry alcove and tidy lavatory. This area extends kitchen work area while it protects the kitchen premises. These consist of a very practical, easy-to-handle corner arrangement of counters, cupboards and appliances with a window over the corner sink. A breakfast room opens to the back where a big window can catch a glimpse of field or garden. Together, these rooms add up to an 11' x 20' space. There are 4 bedrooms in the home-the master suite is in the bow-windowed area on the first floor enjoying big closets and a private bath as well as the bright cheerful room. Upstairs, each of the three bedrooms is pretty masterful. The two on the left have vaulted ceilings 11' high and there's a balcony for Bedroom 2. Bedroom 3 has the charming dormer seen at the front and all have a wealth of closet units. The hall bath is large enough for family use with a stall shower, decorator tub and twin-vanity sinks. \

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