3-Bedroom, 1991 Sq Ft Modern Farmhouse Plan with Vaulted Great Room
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This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath Modern Farmhouse cottage plan offers 1,991 square feet of total heated living space with a flexible 1.5-story layout designed for comfortable family living and scenic sloped lots. The main level includes 1,440 heated square feet, while the second floor adds 551 heated square feet. A future expansion basement provides an additional 1,440 square feet of unfinished flex space, creating a total heated possible area of 3,431 square feet. The design features a walkout basement foundation, conventional roof framing, and attractive wraparound-style covered porches for...
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Floor Plans: Floor plan drawings indicating dimensions for constructionRoof Plan: Drawings indicating roof slopes and unique conditionsExterior Elevations: Drawings showing appearance and the types of materials used for the exterior finish and trimBuilding Sections: Drawings cut through important locations in the structureConstruction Details: Drawings showing specific construction of building elements at a large scaleElectrical Plans: Basic electrical layout (suggested locations of fixtures, switches, and outlets)Foundation Plan: Dimensioned drawings describing specific foundation conditions for the structureA building license: A single-use license for construction at one location onlyOur plans are designed to meet national building codesWhat’s Not Included
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