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Plan #1-02

180$

  • 120,7 sq m/1292 sq ft
  • 14,8×15,0 m/48’7″×49’3″
  • 3 Beds
  • 1 Baths
  • 0 Garages
Floors: Feature:

Description

FLOOR PLANS

Main Floor

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Floor Area: 120.7sqm/1292sqft

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SPECIFICATIONS & FEATURES

Dimension
Width:Depth:Height:
mft' in"mft' in"mft' in"
14.848' 7"15.049' 3"5.919' 4"
Rooms
Room Names:Width:Depth:
mft' in"mft' in"
Bathroom3.511' 6"3.09' 10"
Bedroom #23.712' 2"3.611' 10"
Bedroom #33.712' 2"2.89' 2"
Butler’s Pantry3.712' 2"1.23' 11"
Covered Patio7.223' 7"2.58' 2"
Entry2.99' 6"1.44' 7"
Entry #21.13' 7"1.85' 11"
Foyer2.68' 6"1.23' 11"
Hall2.68' 6"4.013' 1"
Hall #25.116' 9"1.23' 11"
Kitchen/Dining3.712' 2"4.013' 1"
Living Room6.420' 12"4.013' 1"
Master Bedroom3.712' 2"4.815' 9"
Pantry3.511' 6"1.85' 11"
Ceiling
Ground Floor:Main Floor:Upper floor:
mft' in"mft' in"mft' in"
0.00' 0"3.09' 10"0.00' 0"
Roof
Primary Tilt Angle:Secondary Tilt Angle:
307/1200/0

ABOUT THIS PLAN

3 bedroom house plans

Many people tend to believe that a single-story, 3 bedroom house plans should be built because stairs are difficult to climb, and cite many other factors that influence their final decision. One of them is the simpler approach to calculating the foundation, which often does not require any geology on the site. The second positive factor is the lack of huge heated areas, which is becoming more important every year with the constant rise in energy prices. The third and undeniable is the ease of maintenance, no scaffolding is required at the time of finishing the house and in the future is much easier. This project of a one-storey house with terrace has all the above factors and many more advantages.

Arrangement of rooms in the house (3 bedroom house plans)

The plan includes rooms such as: spacious three bedrooms, separate kitchen, spacious terrace with access from the living room, storage room located near both the entrance to the house and the kitchen. The bedrooms are located in three different corners of the house, with the fourth containing the kitchen. The covered terrace in the center of the house, accessible from the living room, is quite symmetrical from the outside. The pantry can be used for various purposes, both as a laundry room and as a technical room with the placement of various equipment. The porch is covered, which avoids future problems with the lagging of finishing material on the armored doors. Convenient location of window and door openings in the living room allows the most rational use of space in the corners of the room.

Exterior

Reverse

What's included?

All plans are at a scale of 1:50 or ¼”=1′-0″ or larger, such as architectural nodes.

The following pages are included:

  • A site plan showing where the house will be located on the property (developed even before the selected project is paid for).
  • Floor plan(s) showing the arrangement of furniture and other appliances shown on the website, as well as a description of the rooms.
  • Floor plan(s), detailed plans with all necessary axis dimensions (as determined by your builder), rooms, window and door openings, floor marks, vent and chimney locations.
  • Roof plan(s) with roof pitch marks and dimensions of all roof ribs.
  • Cross Sections: Vertical view of the house from foundation to roof, showing floor and roof markings. Floor elevations and other dimensions. Stair section, if any, is required.
  • Exterior Views: Drawing showing all four sides with dimensions and elevations.
  • Cross section: Vertical section through groups of ducts and chimneys.
  • Elements for filling door and window openings.
  • 3D views presented on the website.

You may also need beams designed for roof loads, foundations based on an analysis of the soil conditions on the site specific to your region. Your home builder can usually help you with this.

Stock plans do not come with a professional stamp. If your building department requires one, they will only accept a stamp from a professional licensed in the state where you plan to build. In this case, you will need to take your home plans to a local engineer or architect to have them reviewed and stamped.

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