Bathrooms

5

Half Baths

2

Height

23' 10"

Buy Plan 23-072

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Plan Description

This expansive single-story residence is a masterpiece of organized luxury, designed with a layout that flows naturally between grand social spaces and quiet, private sanctuaries.

The journey begins at a deep front porch that leads into a central foyer, where a soaring cathedral ceiling immediately establishes a sense of scale and light. This entrance transitions seamlessly into the heart of the home: a massive great room measuring over twenty-four feet wide. This room is anchored by a monumental seventy-two-inch fireplace and features a cathedral ceiling accented by decorative six-by-eight beams. The back wall is defined by massive sixteen-foot sliding doors that erase the line between indoors and outdoors, opening onto a vaulted outdoor living area equipped with its own fireplace and a built-in grilling station.

The culinary core of the home is equally impressive. The kitchen is characterized by a sophisticated coffered ceiling with an integrated skylight, flooding the workspace with natural light. It features a grand central island with dual dishwashers and a traditional farmhouse sink, all within reach of a large walk-in pantry. Just beyond, a casual dining area sits under an eleven-foot tray ceiling and offers easy access to a secondary porch, making it perfect for both morning coffee and formal hosting.

The right wing of the home is a dedicated zone for entertainment and utility. A vaulted game room provides a lively space for recreation, while a secluded guest suite offers a private retreat for visitors, complete with its own dedicated porch, a walk-in closet, and a bathroom illuminated by a skylight. Toward the front of this wing, a quiet study with an eleven-foot ceiling and its own walk-in closet serves as a perfect home office. This side of the house also manages the practicalities of life with a large drop zone featuring built-in lockers, leading to an impressive garage suite that includes a standard two-car bay and a specialized truck garage for oversized vehicles.

The left wing is devoted entirely to rest and rejuvenation. Three secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully placed here, two of which feature private ensuite bathrooms and walk-in closets, while the third is situated across from a full hallway bath. A large, centrally located laundry room serves this wing, turning a daily chore into an efficient process.

The master suite is the ultimate architectural haven, located at the far rear corner for total privacy. The bedroom measures over fifteen feet by twenty-one feet and feels incredibly airy under its eleven-foot tray ceiling. This room flows directly into a spa-like master bathroom, also featuring a tray ceiling and a convenient roll-in shower. The relationship between the bathroom and the storage areas is handled with boutique-level sophistication, as the bath serves as a gateway to two distinct walk-in closets. "His" closet offers dedicated hanging and shelf space, while the much larger "Her" closet measures over thirteen feet long and includes specialized shoe and shelf storage, ensuring that the sleeping area remains a serene, clutter-free environment.

The front elevation presents a grand and sophisticated modern farmhouse aesthetic that feels both contemporary and timeless. The home’s sprawling horizontal profile is clad in crisp white vertical board-and-batten siding, which is grounded by a textured stone masonry wainscoting that wraps around the entire foundation. The roofline is a complex and visually engaging series of steep front-facing gables, finished in dark shingles that provide a sharp contrast to the white facade. Decorative wooden king-post trusses are set into the peaks of the gables, adding a layer of handcrafted craftsman character.

The entrance is a true statement piece, featuring a deep porch sheltered by a dark metal roof and supported by simple, stately columns set on stone-clad bases. The front door is a dark wood or metal double door with multiple glass panes, flanked by large double-hung windows with a traditional grille pattern. A small, charming dormer window sits over the right wing, adding a final touch of traditional farmhouse flair. The overall impression of the home is one of substantial scale and inviting cleanliness, offering a high-end presence that feels perfectly rooted in its natural surroundings.

What's Included

Floor Plan: Complete dimensions. Provides designation of all rooms, closets, cabinets, stairs, etc. Windows and doors clearly indicated with sizing and door swing direction. Permanently installed equipment indicated (cabinets, built-ins, plumbing fixtures, HVAC units).

Foundation Plan: Provides Complete dimensions. Slab layout and details where applicable. All concrete footings, pad, foundation wall and grade beams are shown.

Elevations: Front, Rear, Left and Right-side exterior elevations. Indicates all exterior finish materials. Finished floor lines with vertical dimensions. Shows all window and door openings.

Roof Plan: Perimeter rooflines, hip, valley, and ridge locations. All roof pitches, overhangs and necessary dimensions.

Wall Sections: Full wall section through house. Necessary Framing Details.

Schedules: Door and Window sizes, Room Finishes and information.

Cabinet Elevations: Elevations of all cabinetry.

Electrical: Indicates schematic layout of all outlets, switches and fixtures.

What's Not Included

Stamps: Depending on the city, county, and state building requirements, house plans may need to be reviewed by an architect or engineer for structural details and code standards. Contact a local architect or engineer to verify the requirements for your location.

Site Plan: A site plan shows how the house will fit on the lot between the property lines and the setbacks. It also shows the driveway and where parking, drainage easements, utility easements, and walkways should be constructed. Contact a civil engineer or surveyor to obtain the site plan.

Mechanical Drawings: These types of drawings show information about heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Contact a local HVAC company to obtain mechanical drawings.

Plumbing Drawings: Plumbing drawings show the location of all plumbing materials throughout the house and outside. Contact a local plumbing contractor.

Energy Calculations: Energy calculations determine how energy efficient your new home will be. Contact a local engineer to dictate these calculations.

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