3-Bedroom, 1176 Sq Ft Narrow Lot Cottage House Plan with Full Front Porch
Images/Plans copyrighted by designer. Photos may reflect homeowner modifications.
About House Plan #140-1139
How much will it cost to build?
Estimate your costs based on your location and materials.
Can I modify this plan?
Yes! This plan can be customized—contact us for a free quote.
Floor Plans
Share Plans
Can I modify this plan?
Yes! This plan can be customized—contact us for a free quote.
House Plan Description
A front-facing gable with a louvered vent faces the street over a full-width porch, and this 1,176 sq ft, 3-bedroom Cottage is only 28 feet wide. In the porch design, brick piers and square wood posts support the roof, and on a front this narrow the porch is the front yard seating area.
The roofline is a plain gable with no dormers, and the exterior materials are white siding and brick. With no garage in the plan, a carport or detached garage at the back of the lot is the natural addition.
Inside, the family room opens to the kitchen and eating area at the front, with...
Home Details
How much will it cost to build?
Estimate your costs based on your location and materials.
What’s Included
FLOOR PLAN: Showing all dimensions, window and door locations, laminated beams, columns, floor materials, ceiling heights, fireplace size, and specifications.GENERAL NOTESFOUNDATION PLAN: Dimensioned plan detailing the location and size of footings, slabs, reinforcing steel, and other structural elements that are required to support the load of the upper floors.FRONT, REAR, AND SIDE ELEVATIONS:The front, rear, and side elevations of the house as drawn. Shows placement of doors & windows on exterior of house, as well as roof pitches, ridge heights, and locations of chimney, exterior vents, etc. The elevations show the positioning of the final grade of the lot, exterior finishes, and other details that are necessary to give the home exterior architectural styling.CROSS SECTIONS AND INTERIOR DETAILS:Explain certain special conditions more appropriately. A cross section is basically a view of the home (or parts of the home) if it were sliced down the center. These details can be helpful for the contractor.What’s Not Included
Architectural or Engineering Stamp - handled locally if required.Site Plan - handled locally when required.Mechanical Drawings (location of heating and air equipment and ductwork) - your subcontractors handle this.Plumbing Drawings (drawings showing the actual plumbing pipe sizes and locations) - your subcontractors handle this.Energy calculations - handled locally when required.Window Specifications to e provided by ManufacturerAdditional Information
All sales of house plans, modifications, and other products found on this site are final. No refunds or exchanges can be given once your order has begun the fulfillment process. Please see our Policies for additional information.
All plans offered on ThePlanCollection.com are designed to conform to the local building codes when and where the original plan was drawn.
The homes as shown in photographs and renderings may differ from the actual blueprints. For more detailed information, please review the floor plan images herein carefully.
Home Details
How much will it cost to build?
Estimate your costs based on your location and materials.
Related House Plans
Browse Similar Searches
