This 5585 square feet colonial style 4 bedroom, 3 bath with 2 garage stalls falls in the 5000-6000 square feet range. It also combines elements from the southern, plantation styles.
The floor plan features storage area, kitchen island, great room/living room, volume/vaulted ceiling, suited for view lot, peninsula/eating bar, loft / balcony, side-entry garage, kitchenette/wet bar, walk-in closet, in-law suite, covered rear porch, walk-in pantry/cabinet pantry, bonus/play/flex room, upstairs bedrooms/bath, upstairs laundry, wet bar, den/office/study/computer, guest suite, upstairs master bdrm.
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| Colonial house plans, Southern Colonial house plans, Plantation house plans |
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| Slab |
| Reproducible Master | $2,429.00 |
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| PDF Set | $2,429.00 |
| CAD Set | $2,429.00 |
| Bedrooms | 4 | |
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| Potential Bedrooms | 4 | |
| Bathrooms | 3.5 | |
| Levels | 2 | |
| Garage Stalls | 2 | |
| Heated Sq Ft. | 5585 | |
| Main Floor Sq Ft. | 1691 | |
| Upper Floor Sq Ft. | 2452 | |
| Garage Sq Ft. | 795 | |
| Decks Sq Ft. | 186 | |
| Patios Sq Ft. | 408 | |
| Roof Framing | Manufactured Trusses | |
| Roof Type | Cement Tile | |
| Roof Pitch | 8:12 | |
| Exterior Wall Construction | Concrete block | |
| Exterior Wall Finish | Stucco | |
This house plan is perfect for a lot that is narrow in depth, but has a wide street frontage. It's stately manor gives the perception of prestige and grace. From the front yard fountain to the winding staircase past the foyer, this plan has an undeniable elegance. The upstairs master suite has 2 large walk-in closets and a private balcony overlooking the back yard. Each bedroom also has its own private bath. Be sure not to miss THIS home plan! CEILING HEIGHTS: Master Suite, double coffer 11'-10" Master Suite, coffered 10'-6" Bedroom #2, coffered 11'-2" Bedroom #3, coffered 10'-6" Baths, flat 10' Powder Bath, flat 7' Entry, flat 11' Foyer, coffered 23'-4" Study, double coffer 11' Loft, double coffer 11'-2" Great Room, flat 11' Dining Room, flat 11' Kitchen, flat 11' Rear Lanai, flat 11' Bonus Room, coffered 10'-6"
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