The Red Cottage with Front Dining Room
From: $1,995.00
Plan #: 1003-22
Exclusive 3 Bedroom Custom House Plan
Plan Description
- Based on our popular Red Cottage with Executive Owner’s Suite, this version is the direct result of a custom modification for a client who’s home is shown in the photos.
- An open floor plan has the vaulted great room taking center stage with views to both the dining room in front and the kitchen with large angular island.
- The dining room has built-ins and columns offsetting it from the great room and foyer.
- The kitchen is large and has a conveniently located door to the covered grilling porch. An adjoining deck adds to your outdoor entertaining possibilities.
- The entire right side of the home plan is comprised of the beautiful owners suite with his and hers closets and a bath complete with 1920’s clawfoot tub.
- Upstairs, you’ll enjoy two bedrooms plus a full bath and storage in the attic.
- The roof is a truss design and has a 10 on 12 pitch.
| Square Footage Breakdown |
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| Total Heated Area: | 2,445 sq. ft. |
| 1st Floor: | 1,769 sq. ft. |
| 2nd Floor: | 677 sq. ft. |
| Bedrooms & Bathrooms |
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| Master Suite: | Main Floor |
| Bedrooms: | 2–3 |
| Full Bathrooms: | 2–3 |
| Foundation Types |
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| Standard: | Basement |
| Exterior Wall Types |
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| Standard: | 2x6 |
| Dimensions |
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| Width: | 95' 8" |
| Depth: | 75' 5" |
| Max Ridge Height: | 26' 4" |
| Garage |
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| Type: | Attached |
| Area: | 992 sq. ft. |
| Cars: | 3 |
| Entry Location: | Courtyard |
| Ceiling Heights |
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| First Floor: | 9' 0" |
| Second Floor: | 8' 0" |
| 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, Farmhouse, Hillside Homes, Northwest
