Independence Bungalow II
From: $1,135.00
Plan #: 1048-30
Storybook Bungalow with Bonus Over the Garage
Plan Description
- This home plan features a charming front porch skirted by four stone-based columns. The 224 square feet of space provides plenty of room for enjoying the outdoors and hosting
- The open floor space gives a view from front to back, making it feel even more spacious
- The living room features a homey fireplace while the dining room is flooded with natural light from a four paned box bay window
- The kitchen offers functional hosting, with an island fit for two or the screened in porch several paces away providing ample room for more guests
- Comfort and convenience combined, the laundry room is easily located near the master bedroom, and the front room could be used for either guests or as an office space
- The second floor has a third bedroom with an inviting seating area and a roomy walk-in closet space
| Square Footage Breakdown |
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| Total Heated Area: | 1,932 sq. ft. |
| 1st Floor: | 1,346 sq. ft. |
| 2nd Floor: | 585 sq. ft. |
| Screened Porch: | 157 sq. ft. |
| Front Porch: | 209 sq. ft. |
| Bonus: | 563 sq. ft. |
| Bedrooms & Bathrooms |
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| Master Suite: | Main Floor |
| Bedrooms: | 2–3 |
| Full Bathrooms: | 3 |
| Foundation Types |
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| Standard: | Slab |
| Optional: | Basement, Crawl |
| Exterior Wall Types |
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| Standard: | 2x6 |
| Dimensions |
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| Width: | 51' 6" |
| Depth: | 57' 4" |
| Max Ridge Height: | 28' 8" |
| Garage |
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| Type: | Attached |
| Area: | 503 sq. ft. |
| Cars: | 2 |
| Entry Location: | Front |
| Ceiling Heights |
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| First Floor: | 9' 0" |
| Second Floor: | 8' 0" |
| Roof Details |
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| Primary Pitch: | 12 on 12 |
| Secondary Pitch: | 4 on 12 |
| Framing Type: | Stick |
Plans Include
- General notes and design criteria
- Perspective views
- Foundation plan
- Floor plan
- Exterior elevations
- Cross sections
- Door and window schedules
- Roof plan and room finish schedule
- Electrical plan
Legal Notice
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Thank you,
— Brian K. Eicholtz
Categories: Bungalow, Cottage, Craftsman
