KEY SPECS
1800
Sq/ft
3
Beds
2
Baths
1
Floor
2
Garages
PLAN DESCRIPTION
This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom plan features ,1800-square-foot farmhouse of living space. a very open layout plan For example, you'll find a walk-in shower and two sinks in the private master suite. Our extensive collection of house plans are suitable for all lifestyles and are easily viewed and readily available when you begin the process of building your dream home. All our house designs are easy to read, versatile and affordable with a seamless modification process available if your plans need to be changed to suit your lifestyle and personal choice.
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FULL SPECS & FEATURES
Basic Features
Dimension
Area
* Total Square Footage typically only includes conditioned space and does not include garages, porches, bonus rooms, or decks.
Ceiling
Roof
Exterior Wall Framing
Bedroom Features
Kitchen Features
Additional Room Features
Garage Features
Outdoor Spaces
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WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THIS PLAN SET
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PDF format will include following drawings.
- Cover Sheet – May include index, front view of home, definitions, etc.
- Foundation Plan – Typically includes dimensioned foundation plan with footing details.
- Dimensioned Floor Plan – Detailed floor plan mentioning areas and all dimensions for construction.
- Exterior Views – Four exterior views of the residence with other miscellaneous details.
- Roof Plan – Birds eye view showing all ridges, valleys and other necessary information.
- Electrical Plan – Displays all lighting fixtures, outlets and other necessary electrical items. These items may be shown on the Dimensioned Floor Plan. Switches and arcs are not shown and should be located by owner/contractor at site.
- Wall Section(s) – one cut Section and Detail of wall materials ,wall deatils and assembly.
- Building Section(s) – Section through home displaying necessary information about framing and other miscellaneous data.
- Seismic Plan – Plan showing Seismic bracing and anchorage
- Cabinet Elevations – Displays interior kitchen cabinet views.
- Toilet Elevations – Displays interior toilet views and details.
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