House Plan #48-106

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This 2561 square feet farm style 4 bedroom, 2 bath with 2 garage stalls falls in the 2000-3000 square feet range. It also combines elements from the country style.

The floor plan features main floor master bed & bath, suited for corner lot, suited for view lot, loft / balcony, volume/vaulted ceiling, covered front porch, unfinished/future space, kitchen island, great room/living room, walk-in closet, den/office/study/computer, nook/breakfast area/dining, open floor plan, storage area, split bedrooms, bonus/play/flex room, side-entry garage.

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Floor Plans

Main Level

Main Level

Upper Level

Upper Level

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Additional Information

Features
  • bonus/play/flex room
  • covered front porch
  • den/office/study/computer
  • great room/living room
  • kitchen island
  • loft / balcony
  • main floor master bed & bath
  • nook/breakfast area/dining
  • open floor plan
  • side-entry garage
  • split bedrooms
  • storage area
  • suited for corner lot
  • suited for view lot
  • unfinished/future space
  • volume/vaulted ceiling
  • walk-in closet
Styles
Farm house plans, Country house plans
Available Foundations
Basement, Crawlspace, Slab

Pricing and Availability

5 Copy Set $780.00
8 Copy Set $855.00
Reproducible Master $1,050.00
PDF Set $1,050.00
CAD Set $1,700.00
Bedrooms 4
Potential Bedrooms 0
Bathrooms 2.5
Levels 2
Garage Stalls 2
Heated Sq Ft. 2561
Main Floor Sq Ft. 1784
Upper Floor Sq Ft. 777
Bonus Sq Ft. 232
Exterior Wall Construction2"x6"

Build this home and you'll own an heirloom in the making. Stately and refined on the outside, it's beautifully appointed and family friendly on the inside. The colonial-style home features a trio of dormers, multi-pane windows with shutters, and a covered front porch, bounded by columns. The unobtrusive two-car garage opens to the side. The floor plan is thoroughly modern with spacious rooms and vaulted ceilings in the foyer, great room, and dining nook. Traditionally styled columns define the open public rooms, aligned along a central corridor. Windows on all the perimeter walls flood the house with sunlight. French doors in the great room and nook offer access to the back yard. There's storage galore: Built-in shelves in the study, a media center beside the fireplace in the great room, a closet beneath the staircase, cabinetry in the laundry room, and two accessible attic spaces. The gracious home features four bedrooms, including the master suite on the main level. The suite is replete with amenities, including his-and-her closets, a whirlpool tub, and a walk-in shower with two showerheads. Three large bedrooms and a compartmentalized bath are on the top level. This level also houses a bonus room, which can be furnished as a home office, a guest bedroom, a hobby room, or playroom.

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