This immense and out of the ordinary one-story home defines what class is all about. The design is impressive and speaks of utmost grandeur yet not compromising the comfort and ease that every home should offer.
The amenities and the ambiance that the house features will definitely make the owner live a pleasurable life. For one, the warmth and coziness of the place are felt in every corner of the house. From the materials used for the furniture to the fixtures and everything, you’ll surely want to live in this home, just staying indoors and spending the rest of the day snuggled up.
Because the ceilings are too high, the air inside can freely circulate creating a very light and airy atmosphere. Windows are massive and mostly in glass, thus exposing the breathtaking view of the lush and green surroundings outside. Â Since most of the interior of the house is in shades of brown, a homey and comfy atmosphere is undeniable. What’s more, a stylish fireplace is installed to heat up cold nights in wintertime.
In addition, the kitchen snack bar or the open dining area which has easy access to the pool is the perfect place to have breakfast and start the day right. Moreover, there is a screened porch, with a deck adjacent to it, that can provide temporary solace when wanting to be in touch with nature. Furthermore, a car path is maintained to allow entry to the three-car garage.
The materials used for this are traditional as they are made mostly of wood, stones, and shingle. However, this concept can also be established with a metal base and steel frames for added strength and ease in maintenance.
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Stats: 2,297 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. More details and features in the plans below.
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Note: this home may be constructed using metal framing; however, you should always consult your local architect-engineer and receive a professional evaluation if such an option is feasible for this plan and your local building codes.
Source: ePlans
