Karen’s Cottage
From: $1,635.00
Plan #: 1003-34
One-Story Craftsman Ranch Home Plan with Angled Garage
Plan Description
- This one-story Craftsman ranch home plan has stone accents and an angled garage.
- A covered entry with decorative bracket adds to the curb appeal.
- Through the front entry, french doors open to an office, or second bedroom, with double closets.
- The living room, which features a vaulted ceiling and fireplace, extends into the kitchen and dining room, offering a wealth of natural light.
- The kitchen’s oversized island provides counter-height seating for those quick and easy meals.
- A large pantry is located just off the mudroom making grocery organization a breeze.
- Retreat to the first-floor owner’s suite, which includes a bay of windows, 5-piece master bath, and walk-in closet.
- An angled, 2-car garage opens to a mudroom, including laundry, with quick access to a full bath.
| Square Footage Breakdown |
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| Total Heated Area: | 1,639 sq. ft. |
| 1st Floor: | 1,639 sq. ft. |
| Deck: | 111 sq. ft. |
| Front Porch: | 46 sq. ft. |
| Combined Porches: | 312 sq. ft. |
| Optional Lower Level: | 1,268 sq. ft. |
| Bedrooms & Bathrooms |
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| Master Suite: | Main Floor |
| Bedrooms: | 2 |
| Full Bathrooms: | 2 |
| Foundation Types |
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| Standard: | Basement |
| Optional: | Slab |
| Exterior Wall Types |
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| Standard: | 2x6 |
| Dimensions |
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| Width: | 75' 3" |
| Depth: | 65' 1" |
| Max Ridge Height: | 25' 4" |
| Garage |
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| Type: | Attached |
| Area: | 616 sq. ft. |
| Cars: | 2 |
| Entry Location: | Courtyard |
| Ceiling Heights |
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| First Floor: | 9' 0" |
| Details: | Living Room: 15′ 4″
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| Roof Details |
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| Primary Pitch: | 10 on 12 |
| Framing Type: | Truss |
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: Cottage, Craftsman, Hillside Homes, Northwest, Ranch
