House Plan #110-390
This 3869 square feet southern style 4 bedroom, 3 bath with 0 garage stalls falls in the 3000-4000 square feet range. It also combines elements from the southern, greek styles.
The floor plan features teen suite/jack & jill bath, nook/breakfast area/dining, storage area, covered front porch, suited for narrow lot, butler's pantry, open floor plan, walk-in pantry/cabinet pantry, upstairs master bdrm, covered rear porch, suited for corner lot, loft / balcony, walk-in closet, library room, family room/keeping room, kitchen island.
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Additional Information
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| Styles | |
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| Southern Colonial house plans, Southern House Plans, Greek Revival home plans |
| Available Foundations | |
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| Basement |
Pricing and Availability
| 5 Copy Set | $916.00 |
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| 8 Copy Set | $996.00 |
| Reproducible Master | $1,145.00 |
| Single Set | $866.00 |
| PDF Set | $1,145.00 |
| CAD Set | $1,915.00 |
| Bedrooms | 4 | |
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| Potential Bedrooms | 0 | |
| Bathrooms | 3.5 | |
| Levels | 2 | |
| Garage Stalls | 0 | |
| Heated Sq Ft. | 3869 | |
| Main Floor Sq Ft. | 1968 | |
| Upper Floor Sq Ft. | 1901 | |
| Roof Pitch | 2:12 | |
| Exterior Wall Construction | 2"x6" | |
Stepping into the foyer, the dramatic impact of the open, curving staircase to the second floor and its spacious hall is a delight to behold. The size, shape and location of the family room present the option of either a living room or library as a secondary living area. Notice the fireplace flanked by bookshelves and cabinets. Across the foyer is the dining room which also has a fireplace and cabinetry. A butler's pantry is a nice, practical feature and facilitates access to the kitchen. This L-shaped work center has an island cooking surface and opens to the breakfast area. A built-in planning desk is a bonus feature. Just a few steps away are the pantry, powder room and laundry. Upstairs there are four large bedrooms and three full baths. Down the hall and past the doors to the balcony is the master bedroom.
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