A traditional home is the most common style in the United States. It is a mix of many classic, simple designs typical of the country's many regions. Common features include little ornamentation, simple rooflines, symmetrically spaced windows. A typical traditional home is Colonial, Georgian, Cape Cod saltbox, some ranches. Building materials are either wood or brick.
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- Plan No:W8949AH
- Style:Ranch, Traditional
- Total Living Area:1,756 sq. ft.
- Attached Garage: 2 Car, 528 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms:3
- Full Bathrooms:2
- Maximum Ridge Height:23'5"
- Exterior Walls: 2x6
- Standard Foundations: Basement
- Optional Foundations: Slab ($295), Crawl ($295)
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- Plan No:W8954AH
- Style:Traditional, Ranch
- Total Living Area:1,756 sq. ft.
- Attached Garage: 2 Car, 536 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms:3
- Full Bathrooms:2
- Maximum Ridge Height:21'6"
- Exterior Walls: 2x6
- Standard Foundations: Basement
- Optional Foundations: Slab ($295), Crawl ($295)
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- Plan No:W40816DB
- Style:Traditional
- Total Living Area:1,758 sq. ft.
- Attached Garage: 2 Car, 494 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms:3
- Full Bathrooms:2
- Maximum Ridge Height:26'
- Exterior Walls: SIP
- Standard Foundations: Basement
- Optional Foundations: Slab ($150), Crawl ($150)
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