PLAN HOTW150038
Total finished sq. ft.: 3,691
Bed/bathrooms: 4 /5
Stories: 2
Garage bays: 3
Foundation: Crawlspace
This rugged lodge home displays a dramatic entry with stone columns and exposed brackets. Inside, the entry foyer and great room boasts a 17-foot vaulted ceiling, which guides you to a large wall of windows at the rear of the home showcasing the view. The dining nook offers views with glass on three sides, and the kitchen's cooktop island has snack-bar seating. The plan features three suites downstairs, including a luxe master suite with access to the terrace. Upstairs, an additional suite can share its bath with the bonus room area.
For information or to buy plans, contact Eplans at www.eplans.com or call 1-866-228-0193.
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