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Plan 37-104

3335 sq/ft,
4 beds,
4 baths,
59' wide,
64' deep

Pricing

Plan Set
CAD Set
$3025.00
Foundation
Basement
+$0.00
Crawlspace
+$0.00
Audio Video Design
Each
$100.00
Construction Guide
Each
$39.00
Lighting Design
Each
$200.00
Mirror Reversed Sets
Each Additional Set
+$55.00

House Features

Guest Suite
Main Floor Master Bedroom
Walk In Closet
Breakfast Nook
Eating Bar
Den Office Study Computer
Hobby Rec Room Game Room
Loft
Storage Area
Unfinished Future Space
Garage Under
Side Entry Garage
Friend S Entry
Suited For Corner Lot
Suited For View Lot
Balcony
Covered Front Porch
Covered Rear Porch

Styles Classifications

Southern
Traditional

Specifications

Bonus
422 sq/ft
First Floor
2129 sq/ft height 10'
Garage
1005 sq/ft
Second Floor
1206 sq/ft
Depth
64'
Height
39'
Width
59'
Primary Pitch
12:12
Roof Framing
Conventional
Roof Type
Shingle

Floor Plan - Lower Floor

Southern Floor Plan - Lower Floor Plan #37-104

Floor Plan - Main Floor

Southern Floor Plan - Main Floor Plan #37-104

Floor Plan - Upper Floor

Southern Floor Plan - Upper Floor Plan #37-104
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