House Plan 65862

A: Chimney is 30’ tall from finished floor.

A: The basement is an additional 2091 SF.

A: 42x42

A: It could, but we do not have that foundation option. Would need local engineering.

A: We do not have one.

A: Fireplace is a see thru- 36” wide. The stone facing for the fireplace can just be a cultured stone – 1 ½” – 2” thick and glued to the wall with an epoxy to mastic. We call for granite on the kitchen island.

A: We don’t but the plan could be modified to include that.

A: Yes.

A: The master suite door and the master bath door are both 36”. The door from the garage to the utility is 32” and the secondary bedroom doors, basement door are 30”.

A: 3437 SF, including the Bonus Rm which is 349 SF.

A: There is a 3 car version for $150 additional. Option 1 basement stairs are under the main stair. The powder bath goes away and the secondary bath gets a hall door.

A: In the attic. There’s lots of attic in this plan.

A: Our plan calls for wood floors everywhere except in the bedrooms which are carpet. Tile in the utility and bath areas.

A: No. That option requires the powder bath be eliminated and the secondary bath has a hall entry.

A: Keep in mind that many of our customers modify our plans to suit their own personal needs. You may also be seeing photos from two different homes.

A: The 2” is taken from the interior. This keeps the square footage the same. It would be easy to eliminate the stepped ceilings in the family and dining. Modification to the master bedroom ceiling would effect the transom windows in the sitting area.

A: 86’-2”

A: 574 SF

A: There is a small portion of the roof on the back which is a 4:12 pitch, everything else is 12:12. The ceilings could be modified to be lower but you will lose transoms and potentially have conflicts with a few other windows/doors.

A: Sorry, we don't.

A: There’s no across the board standard for estimating costs by SF. Some builders use heated area, some use total covered area.

A: Overhangs are 2’-0”. Yes, fireplace can be removed if you wish.

A: Ours is only shown at about 2’, could be easily modified in the field though. We do not show a french drain on our detail for crawlspace, could obviously be added in the field as well.

A: Yes. http://www.familyhomeplans.com/plan_details.cfm?PlanNumber=75134

A: Yes it would, as there is already a brick ledge all the way around the perimeter of the house. Stone and brick are basically interchangeable, it’s a material selection that must be specified in the field.

A: No. The weight from the upper deck transfers thru the columns and beams.

A: All the angles are a multiple of 45 degrees.

A: 65874

A: The 3 car comes as a 3 car only. If you purchase plans in PDF and decide to go back to a 2 car, we can simply swap out the pdf for the 2 car version. Likewise, if you start with the 2 car version we can upgrade you and resend a pdf. There is no refund though for the 3 car of you downsize.

A: 2091(living) + 549(garage) + 349(bonus) = 2989 SF

A: Custom built by a lumber yard.

A: Well, actually yes, each closet in the master is closer to 6’-6” wide. We probably shortened to 6’ for the sake of saving space in a tight place on the artwork. The dressing area is 5’ wide x 6’-0” deep, the actual bath room is 5’x6’ as well. The pocket doors are 2’-6” each.

A: Monolithic. Grade beams of approx 30” deep x 10” wide reinf’d w/ 2-#5’s top and bottom. Slab 4 1/2” thk reinf’d w/ #3’s@12” oc each way.

A: 78’-9” wide x 71’-5” deep

A: Sherwin-Williams has an online aid called “Chip It” which will identify the colors from a photo you upload. I recommend using images which isolate the material you are wanting identified.
http://letschipit.com/

A: Rough sawn cedar is what we call for. They have to be custom made at your local millwork company.

A: The 1848 SF version does not have a Study. That space is in the garage(non-heated area) as a workshop.

A: mstr shwr – 42”X42”
toilet - 3’x5’-6”
vanities - 4’ and 4’-8”
3 car garage – 33’-5”x 22’
JJ vanity – 6’-0”
Dressing area – 6’x5’

A: Easy to swap for brick. Its basically the same as stone as far as the plans are concerned.

A: Cultured stone (faux stone) is a good alternative to real stone if there is no local stone quarried and the cost becomes prohibitive.

A: 2x6 @ 24"oc

A: Yes, measurement is wall to wall.

A: We have a 3 car version available for an additional $150. The wood stove could be added, even addresses by your builder easily. Don’t have a model anywhere I could lead you to.

A: 12’ with a step up to 14’

A: Ceiling hts:
Dining, Kitchen, Family – 12’

Plans come standard with slab foundation. Crawlspace and Basement foundations can be purchased as an upgrade option.

Plans include electrical schematics(location and type of elect fixture). Circuiting, plumbing pipe size as well as mechanical systems are typically designed by the installing contractor for residential construction.

The “battered” walls can be removed, they are not structural.

Single set plans come stamped “Not for Construction” and cannot be reproduced. 5-8 sets are intended for construction purposes and pdf/reproducible sets can be modified and/or copied and come with a license to do so.

We have no BOM at the present time for this plan.

David

A: 1st floor varies between 10’ and 12’ with some steps higher in the Family. Bonus is 9’.

A: No. The material specs are up to the client and material quantities need to be calculated by the contractor installing.

A: It is actual floor space. The sitting area is included in the room dimensions and the offset is 4’-0” deep, which leaves about 13’ for a bed wall.

A: I’d figure between $125 and $150/SF.

A: It would ship out within 1 business day of order.

A: The plans are not sealed with a Florida State architects seal. A local architect/engineer may be required to permit. Check with your jurisdiction. We do not provide materials lists. These are more accurate when calculated by the company doing the work. We currently have no photos or testimonials, but might soon.

A: 9’ plates on either end and it steps up to 12’ in the center.

A: Basement square footage is the same as the first level or 2091 sf.

A: 2091 SF does not include the Garage(549 SF) or the Porches(192[front]+256[back] SF) or the Bonus Area(349 SF) above the garage.

A: Wood burning

A: Yes, We have one that is 1848 SF with no Study. There is a Workshop in place of the Study which is in the Garage(non-heated area). The laundry could be expanded as well in this plan. The plan no. is 65867 http://www.familyhomeplans.com/plan_details.cfm?PlanNumber=65867&src=search

A: 59'-6" without the Garage. Front door is oversized - 4'x9' tall. We call for a steel/glass door with wrought iron grill/scroll work. This is an expensive door but is very impressive - probably $4-5k. We call for cedar shake siding. Hardi-board makes a product which is very durable.

A: The smaller plan does not have a Study. That same space goes into a Workshop in the Garage which is technically not heated area. And yes the 76'-9" must be a typo, they are both 78'-9" wide

A: The blacked out areas are dead space behind walls. The window above the entry is in the attic. We do not presently have any pictures of this plan. The stone is aesthetic only. It could be modified and is non-structural. I am counting about 24 LF of base cabinet and 13 LF of upper cabinet.

A: other than the one in the hall by the bedrooms, no.

A: We have detailed the home as "stick built" trusses can be implemented by a truss manufacturer though. We have two options for basement stairs, one is between the garage and study going down to the right from the Utility and the other is under the bonus room stair but you would lose the powder room in that case and the secondary bath becomes a hall bath in lieu of a Hollywood arrangement. David

A: We show 1524 sf of finished basement.. That can be modified.

A: 3235 SF (slab - not including bbq porch) Kitchen, Family, Dining = 12' clg Master = 10' stepped to 11'-0"

A: We are calling it 'rough sawn cedar shakes' on the plans, but Hardi makes a similar product that is low maintenance..

A: The Family, Dining and Master all have "step ceilings" which is actually a bit more in line with trends than a tray ceiling.. but ceiling treatments are something that are very easy to work out with your builder.

A: It shows footings but not heating ducts or plumbing.

A: Western Red Cedar is what we are calling for. Its very popular and should be easy to find. Check your local lumber company

A: We show a Bonus Rm over the Garage and there would be access to a lot more storage in the attic. If the Garage is where you want storage it would be easy to add a few feet in depth to the Garage to accommodate this space.

A: The actual portion (in width) that is a 9' clg, is 5'-4" wide. The clg ht at the entire 12'-9" width is 5'-0". It is a 12:12 clg slope so for every foot you decrease that 12'-9" width, you get another foot of clg ht. Keep in mind this something that can be manipulated in the field with your builder. There are a number of good solutions to increase the ceiling height in the Bonus. For instance you could drop the floor of the Garage a foot or two and bring the ceiling/floor above down with it and not substantially change the look/proportions of the elevation. That's one idea anyway..

A: The stone is just a darker color than you may be used to seeing with a high contrast mortar. Its just a semi coursed, roughly rectangular stone. The rendering also shows mortar joint that is pretty much flush with the stone vs. what you might normally see with a deep raked joint. The siding material is just a cedar shake. I believe Hardi-Board makes a product like this now as well, but there are plenty of manufacturers who make it in sheets vs individual shakes/shingles.. but you can go with a fully authentic look of individual shakes as well. My preference would be something in a sheet that can be stained. Hope this helps.

A: Yes you can! Please click the "Modifications" tab above to get more information.