PLAN 929-846

Arts and Crafts style defines this charming and spacious bungalow. Substantial stone columns and open timber rafters create a stunning front entry. Inside, no detail has been overlooked. Enter the foyer with hipped tray ceiling, and find a convenient and flexible study/bedroom, complete with window seat and full bath access. Continuing on, tiered built-ins make efficient use of space under the front stair. Decorative columns and a twelve-foot tray ceiling define the dining room, which opens into a spacious great room with fireplace, low built-ins and soaring coffered ceiling. This space flows seamlessly into the roomy kitchen with generous island. The breakfast area is defined by a curved bank of windows, and opens to a convenient e-space by way of a pass-through. A mud room with bench, coat closet and reach-in pantry adds convenience for families. At the rear of the house, the luxurious master suite offers a sitting nook, dressing area, large walk-in closets and a bath with separate vanities and unique round soaking tub. Outside, an enormous covered patio with summer kitchen and fireplace is the perfect place to entertain.

Floor Plan - Main Floor Plan

Floor Plan - Other Floor Plan

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Purchasing a CAD set gives you an unlimited build license. All other plan sets, excluding the Single Set for bidding purposes, allow you to build the home one time.

• Cover Sheet - A rendering of the front exterior of the house.
• Foundation Plan - This plan gives the foundation layout, including support walls, excavated and unexcavated areas, if any, foundation notes and details, and floor framing.
• Detailed Floor Plans - These plans show the layout of each floor of the house. Rooms and interior spaces are carefully dimensioned and keys are given for cross-section details provided later in the plans, as well as window and door schedules. These plans may also show the location of kitchen appliances and plumbing fixtures, and may suggest locations for electrical fixtures, switches and outlets.
• Interior Elevations - The interior elevation drawings show a suggested layout design of cabinets, utility rooms, fireplaces, bookcases, built-in units and other special interior features depending on the nature and complexity of the item.
• Roof Plan - The roof plan shows a bird's eye view of the overall layout of the roof, ridges, valleys, and slopes.
• Door and window schedules - Sizes, quantities and descriptions of all doors and windows shown on the plan.
• Exterior Elevations - Included are front, rear, left and right sides of the house. Exterior materials, details and measurements are also given.
• Cross-Section / Wall Section Details - Important changes in floor, ceiling and roof heights or the relationship of one level to another are called out. Also shown, when applicable, are exterior details such as railing and banding.
• Structural Plan - Overall layout and necessary details for the ceiling, second-floor framing (if applicable) and roof construction. If trusses are used, it's suggested that you use a local truss manufacturer to design your trusses to comply with your local codes and regulations.
• Each plan is designed to be consistent with CABO One and Two Family Dwelling Code or the International Residential Code in effect at the time the plan was created. Modifications may be necessary to meet applicable building codes, ordinances, local climatic, and geographical design criteria. Consult a builder, architect or other construction professional as necessary. Manufacturer instructions should be followed for all materials, appliances, and systems. Heating/air conditioning layouts, plumbing pipe layouts, and electrical wiring layouts are not included. Consult a local mechanical contractor for systems suitable for local climate conditions.