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Full Specs & Features
Height : 36' 9"
Width : 62' 7"
Bonus: 425 sq/ft
First Floor: 1563 sq/ft height 10' 1"
Second Floor: 1924 sq/ft height 8' 1"
Roof Framing : Truss
Framing : Wood - 2x6
Upstairs Master Bedrooms
Walk In Closet
Great Room Living Room
Hobby Rec Room Game Room
Media Room
Sunroom
Unfinished Future Space
Upstairs Laundry
Deck
Screened Porch
Bedroom 2:
141 sq/ft width 12' 2" x depth 11' 8"
Bedroom 3:
122 sq/ft width 11' 1" x depth 11' 1"
Bedroom 4:
171 sq/ft width 12' x depth 14' 4"
Bedroom 5:
135 sq/ft width 11' 9" x depth 11' 6"
Bonus Room - Unfinished:
465 sq/ft width 22' 11" x depth 20' 4"
Deck:
210 sq/ft width 12' 9" x depth 16' 6"
Den:
177 sq/ft width 12' 2" x depth 14' 7"
Dining Room:
187 sq/ft width 12' 2" x depth 15' 5"
Foyer:
84 sq/ft width 8' 5" x depth 10' 1"
Game Room:
277 sq/ft width 18' 5" x depth 15' 1"
Garage:
1015 sq/ft width 23' x depth 44' 2"
Great Room:
326 sq/ft width 18' 10" x depth 17' 4"
Grilling Porch:
95 sq/ft width 12' 8" x depth 7' 6"
Kitchen:
273 sq/ft width 14' x depth 19' 6"
Laundry Room:
81 sq/ft width 11' 7" x depth 7'
Master Bathroom:
110 sq/ft width 11' x depth 10'
Master Bedroom:
302 sq/ft width 18' 11" x depth 16'
Master Closet:
57 sq/ft width 11' 5" x depth 5'
Master Closet Two:
72 sq/ft width 9' x depth 8'
Media Room:
428 sq/ft width 24' 9" x depth 17' 4"
Porch - Front:
234 sq/ft width 14' x depth 16' 9"
Porch - Screened:
185 sq/ft width 12' x depth 15' 5"
Floor Plan - Lower Floor
Floor Plan - Main Floor
Floor Plan - Upper Floor
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