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Plan 1066-185

Plan 1066-185
3005 sq/ft,
4 beds,
2.5 baths,
61' wide,
43' deep

Pricing

Plan Set
PDF Set
$1502.00
5 Copy Set
$1802.00
8 Copy Set
$1952.00
CAD Set
$2854.00
Foundation
Basement
+$0.00
Crawlspace
+$300.00
Slab
+$300.00
Framing
Wood 2x6
$0.00
Right-Reading Reverse
Each
+$250.00
Audio Video Design
Each
$165.00
Comprehensive Material List
Each
$395.00
Construction Guide
Each
$39.00
Lighting Design
Each
$165.00

House Features

Upstairs Bedrooms
Upstairs Master Bedrooms
Walk In Closet
Kitchen Island
Family Room Keeping Room
Play Flex Room
Upstairs Laundry
Front Entry Garage
Covered Front Porch

Styles Classifications

Traditional

Specifications

Decks
364 sq/ft
Garage
717 sq/ft
Lower Floor
998 sq/ft
Main Floor
1630 sq/ft
Patios
138 sq/ft
Porch
150 sq/ft
Upper Floor
1375 sq/ft
Depth
43'
Height
38'
Width
61'
Primary Pitch
5:1'0"
Roof Framing
Truss
Secondary Pitch
4:1'0"
Lower Ceiling
9'
Main Ceiling
9'
Upper Ceiling Ft
8'

Floor Plan - Main Floor

Traditional Floor Plan - Main Floor Plan #1066-185

Floor Plan - Upper Floor

Traditional Floor Plan - Upper Floor Plan #1066-185

Floor Plan - Lower Floor

Traditional Floor Plan - Lower Floor Plan #1066-185
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