This 2079 square feet craftsman style 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with 3 garage stalls falls in the 2000-3000 square feet range.
The floor plan features suited for corner lot, den/office/study/computer, open floor plan, covered rear porch, walk-in closet, volume/vaulted ceiling, peninsula/eating bar, covered front porch, storage area, great room/living room, upstairs master bdrm, oversized garage, tandem garage, suited for narrow lot.
EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS: All at 1/4" scale - usually two sheets.
FLOOR PLANS: Fully detailed with structural elements - sized, but not engineered.
CABINET ELEVATIONS: Often included on the floor plans.
ELECTRICAL FIXTURE LAYOUT: usually included on the floor plans.
FOUNDATION PLAN: crawlspace is standard but basement or slab foundation may be available for an additional charge.
WALL SECTIONS: usually included on the foundation plans.
BUILDING SECTIONS: usually at least three or four but most different conditions are illustrated.
ROOF PLAN: 1/4" scale with structural sizes and often including both tile & comp/shake versions.
GENERAL NOTES AND DETAILS: includes structural and insulation specifications and standard details.
frequently asked questions about this plan
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