Independence Bungalow with Wraparound Porch
From: $1,635.00
Plan #: 1048-40
Storybook Country House Plan with Sturdy Porch
Plan Description
- With a welcoming 620 sq. ft. covered front porch sturdied by four tapered columns and stacked stone bases this ideal bungalow house plan beckons for you to come, sit and enjoy a slower pace of life.
- Inside the foyer of this ideal open floor bungalow house plan your view extends through the house to the back.
- The bright dining room boasts a great box bay window with four windows and the living room features a fireplace and built-in shelving.
- The kitchen includes a unique angled island and plenty of room for four people to sit.
- Another ideal spot to gather is the screened in porch out back, just a few steps away from the kitchen.
- The laundry room is conveniently located near the master suite.
- The flex room located at the front of the house off the living room can be used either as a home office or guest room.
- The third and fourth bedrooms are located upstairs and includes walk-in closets and a large bonus room.
Square Footage Breakdown |
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Total Heated Area: | 2,188 sq. ft. |
1st Floor: | 1,498 sq. ft. |
2nd Floor: | 690 sq. ft. |
Screened Porch: | 92 sq. ft. |
Bonus: | 537 sq. ft. |
Bedrooms & Bathrooms |
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Master Suite: | Main Floor |
Bedrooms: | 4 |
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: | 66' 4" |
Depth: | 57' 2" |
Garage |
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Type: | Attached |
Area: | 992 sq. ft. |
Cars: | 2 |
Entry Location: | Side |
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: | 10 on 12 |
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
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Thank you,
— Brian K. Eicholtz
Categories: Bungalow, Cottage, Craftsman, Farmhouse, Northwest, Vacation