PLAN HOTW150030
Total finished sq. ft.: 2,918
Bed/bathrooms: 4/3
Stories: 2
Bonus space: 249 sq. ft.
Garage bays: 2
Foundation: Crawl space, slab
For information or to buy plans, contact Eplans at www.eplans.com or call 1-866-228-0193.
A wraparound porch adds both curb appeal and an outdoor living space to this country home. The spacious kitchen offers seating for four at the snack bar, another serving counter and sink station, and a separate central island with the range. A corner desk in the breakfast nook, a butler's pantry and a nearby "kid's nook" provide more storage. The master suite is appointed with a whirlpool tub, dual sinks and walk-in closet. Upstairs, three more bedrooms share a computer center and bonus room.
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