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Full Specs & Features
Height : 29'
Width : 43'
Second Floor: 1142 sq/ft height 8'
Upper Ceiling Ft : 8'
Roof Framing : 2x6 - 2x8 Conventional 16
Roof Type : shingles
Secondary Pitch : 12:12
Framing : 2"x4"
Upstairs Master Bedrooms
Walk In Closet
Kitchen Island
Great Room Living Room
Storage Area
Upstairs Laundry
Oversized Garage
Suited For Narrow Lot
Suited For View Lot
Covered Front Porch
Grill Deck Sundeck
Wrap Around Porch
Bathroom 2:
47 sq/ft width 9' x depth 5' 4"
Bedroom 2:
250 sq/ft width 18' x depth 13' 11"
Bedroom 2 Closet:
9 sq/ft width 2' 4" x depth 4' 3"
Bedroom 3:
185 sq/ft width 12' x depth 15' 5"
Bedroom 3 Closet:
18 sq/ft width 8' x depth 2' 4"
Coat Closet:
7 sq/ft width 2' 4" x depth 3' 4"
Dining Room:
164 sq/ft width 12' 10" x depth 12' 10"
Family Room:
360 sq/ft width 18' x depth 20'
Foyer:
130 sq/ft width 10' 2" x depth 12' 10"
Garage:
768 sq/ft width 32' x depth 24'
Hall:
7 sq/ft width 2' x depth 3' 7"
Kitchen:
226 sq/ft width 14' x depth 16' 2"
Master Bathroom:
135 sq/ft width 9' x depth 15'
Master Bedroom:
295 sq/ft width 23' x depth 12' 10"
Master Closet:
60 sq/ft width 7' x depth 8' 7"
Porch - Front:
344 sq/ft width 43' x depth 8'
Porch - Rear:
168 sq/ft width 21' x depth 8'
Storage:
45 sq/ft width 11' 4" x depth 4'
Utility Room:
53 sq/ft width 6' 3" x depth 8' 7"
Floor Plan - Main Floor
Floor Plan - Upper Floor
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