House Plan #25-445
This 3566 square feet traditional style 4 bedroom, 3 bath with 2 garage stalls falls in the 3000-4000 square feet range. It also combines elements from the southern style.
The floor plan features walk-in closet, great room/living room, covered rear porch, covered front porch, daylight basement, nook/breakfast area/dining, family room/keeping room, peninsula/eating bar, main floor bed & bath, split bedrooms, suited for view lot, storage area, open floor plan, main floor master bed & bath, den/office/study/computer, hobby/rec room/game room.
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Additional Information
| Features | |
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| Styles | |
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| Southern House Plans, Traditional House Plans |
| Available Foundations | |
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| Basement, Daylight Basement, Crawlspace, Slab |
Pricing and Availability
| 5 Copy Set | $850.00 |
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| 8 Copy Set | $895.00 |
| Reproducible Master | $1,150.00 |
| Single Set | $665.00 |
| CAD Set | $1,950.00 |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
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| Potential Bedrooms | 0 |
| Bathrooms | 3.0 |
| Levels | 2 |
| Garage Stalls | 2 |
| Heated Sq Ft. | 3566 |
| Main Floor Sq Ft. | 2746 |
| Upper Floor Sq Ft. | 820 |
Square Footage Floor2: 820 Total: 3566 Garage Storage: 492 Porch: 653 Wall Construction: 2x4 Roof Framing: 2x6 Ridge Height: 25-4 Insulation Exterior Walls: R-13 Ceiling Minimum: R-30 Floor Minimum: R-19 Roof Designed Roof Load: 45 lbs psf lbs. psf Roof Pitch - Main: 8:12 Roof Framing Description: Conventional Roof Type: Shingle Ceiling Height Main: 9 ft 0 inches Upper: 8 ft 0 inches \
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