Home plan: Country cottage meets modern living

January 23, 2016 at 8:00PM
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

PLAN HOTW150053

Total finished sq. ft.: 2,628

Bed/bathrooms: 4/4

Stories: 2

Bonus space: 376 sq. ft.

Garage bays: 2

Foundation: Crawlspace

Paired porch columns with touches of stone add curb appeal to this country cottage boasting a modern open layout. Inside, the island kitchen flows directly into the vaulted great room, where a fireplace and views of the porch create ambience. Smart storage solutions include walk-in closets for every bedroom, especially the well-appointed master suite. There's also an organized mudroom and a walk-in pantry serving the kitchen. The flexible fourth bedroom and bonus space upstairs can be used for a variety of purposes, from in-law suite to art studio.

For information or to buy plans, contact Eplans at eplans.com or call 1-866-228-0193.


home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living
home plan for 1/31/16: Country cottage meets modern living (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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