Description
66′ wide, 66′ deep and 32′ high.
4,500 sq. feet of living space (2,300 first floor, 2,200 second floor)
1,700 sq. feet of additional space (1,700 porches)
6,200 sq. feet under roof
A classic Greek Revival home. The large wrap-around porch shades all sides of the house, providing outdoor space for entertaining and relaxing. The interior of the home features 3 large bedroom suites, each having it’s own sitting area and fireplace. The living, dining, and family all feature fireplaces, large triple-hung windows, wood floors, elaborate moldings, and generous spaces for furnishings.
This plan is designed with a concrete slab on grade. The exterior walls are 2×6 wood framing with r19 spray foam insulation. The second floor systems is pre-engineered wood trusses. The roof is a flat membrane roof system, a plywood deck, and pre-engineered wood trusses. The exterior features corinthian columns, large detailed entablature, full-height triple-hung windows, sand stucco finish and a flat roofing system.
11′ 4″ ceilings downstairs
10′ ceilings upstairs
In 2006, this plan was featured in The Orlando Sentinel.
What’s Included
Floor Plans
Views of each floor, looking down from above. They show window and door locations, room dimensions, plumbing fixture locations, etc.
Exterior Elevations
Flat views of the outside of the house, looking at the front, left, rear and right.
Building Sections
Views of the building if you were to cut through it.
Foundation Plan
This plan shows the location of footings and concrete slabs.
Floor & Roof Layouts
This plan shows the outline of the floor truss systems, and slopes, valleys, ridges and hips on the roof.
Wall Section
A detailed view showing how the walls are assembled.
Electrical Plan
Outlets, switches, lights and fans are shown on the floor plan.
Details & Notes
Construction notes and typical details.
What’s Not Included
Revisions to the Plans
We can provide changes to your plans. To receive a price quote, fill out our Change a House Plan Form.
Engineering & Engineer’s Stamp
The plans do not include engineering for a specific state, or an engineer’s stamp.
Material List
We recommend having a local material supplier or lumber yard generate a material list for you.
Cost Estimate
The price to build a home varies by state and country. We recommend that you show the plan to 3 or 4 builders where you are planning to build, and get thumbnail pricing from them. This will allow you to connect with builders, and move forward with your project easier.
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