Promoting open living spaces, this house plan provides abundant places to enjoy the views and elegantly blends the outdoors with the indoors.
A smaller version of an incredibly popular plan family, it offers a finished lower level making it great for a sloping lot.
You'll appreciate the beauty in the rugged exterior featuring wood beam trusses and attractive gable peaks. The covered porch framed by matching pairs of wood columns makes a great entrance.
Inside, the vaulted foyer leads directly to the dramatic vaulted great room with decorative wood trusses. A fireplace flanked by built-ins plus twin sets of French doors leading to the open deck makes this the centerpiece of the home.
The kitchen has great views to the back and the vaulted breakfast room is a singularly excellent place to enjoy a meal.
The master is conveniently located on the main floor as is a home office, powder room and laundry.
The lower level is complete with bedrooms, laundry, plus a social room and outdoor access.
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Exterior elevations:
Included are front, rear, left and right side views of the exterior of the
house. Exterior materials, construction details and measurements are also
noted.
Foundation Plan:
Includes layout of foundation support walls, plus excavated and unexcavated
areas, if applicable.
Detailed Floor Plans:
These plans show the layout of each floor of the house, including room
dimensions, window and doors sizes and keys for cross section details provided
later in the plans. Engineered floor joist, ceiling joist and roof plans are
not included in some plans. Local engineers or manufacturing engineers are
widely available to supply the services that apply to local geographic
conditions.
Interior Details:
These drawings show the specific details and design of special interior
features.
Roof Plan:
Includes the overall layout for roof construction. If trusses are used, we
recommend using a local truss manufacturer to ensure compliance with local
codes and regulations.
Cross Section Detail:
Important changes in floor, ceiling and roof heights or the relationship of one
level to another are called out. Exterior details such as railing and banding
may also be shown.
Electrical:
Electrical floor plan schematics for 1st and 2nd floors.
The plans are designed to meet the International Residential Code but are not designed for a specific area. These plans do not come engineered or with structural drawings. They do not include framing plans.
Plans do include wall and cornice sections, general foundation sections and details.
