Description:

Introducing a luxurious 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom Craftsman house plan, perfect for a rear-sloping lot. This stunning home boasts 2,867 heated square feet of living space and offers an open floor plan designed for entertaining and family living. The architectural style is a beautiful blend of Craftsman, Lake House, and Mountain Northwest elements.

Home Details:

This magnificent home features a spacious vaulted great room that extends to the rear covered porch, providing ample space for gatherings. The master suite is located on the first floor and offers direct access to the rear porch, a private bathroom, and a large walk-in closet. On the second floor, three additional bedrooms share a cozy loft space.

The courtyard-style three-car garage includes an area specifically designed for golf cart storage. The basement remains unfinished but offers an additional 1,797 sq.ft., providing endless possibilities for customization.

Types of Lots:

This luxury Craftsman house plan is ideal for rear-sloping lots with enough width (52′) and depth (92’4″) to accommodate its size and layout. Its design complements natural surroundings like lakefront or mountainous properties while still being suitable for suburban neighborhoods.

MLS Listing:

Property Type: Single Family Home
Price: [Enter Price]
Location: [Enter Address]
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
Square Footage: 2,867 Heated Sq.Ft.
Garage Spaces: 3 Cars + Golf Cart Storage

Features:
– Open Floor Plan
– Vaulted Great Room & Rear Covered Porch
– Master Suite on First Floor with Private Bathroom & Walk-In Closet
– Three Additional Bedrooms & Loft Space on Second Floor
– Courtyard Style Garage with Golf Cart Storage Area
– Unfinished Basement Offering Additional Living Space Potential

For more information or to schedule a showing of this beautiful luxury Craftsman house, please contact [Enter Agent Name] at [Enter Phone Number] or [Enter Email Address].

Finish Out Options and Costs:

1. Flooring:
a. Hardwood flooring – $8 to $25 per sq. ft. (including installation)
b. Carpet – $3 to $10 per sq. ft. (including installation)
c. Tile – $5 to $20 per sq. ft. (including installation)

2. Kitchen Countertops:
a. Granite – $40 to $100 per sq.ft.
b. Quartz – $50 to $120 per sq.ft.
c. Laminate – $20 to $50 per sq.ft.

3.Outdoor Fireplace:
a.Brick fireplace- Starting at around$5,000
b.Stone fireplace- Starting at around$7,000
c.Prefabricated fireplace- Starting at around$1,500

4.Master Bathroom Upgrades:
a.Walk-in shower with frameless glass enclosure – starting at around$3,000
b.Freestanding bathtub – starting at around$2,000
c.Heated floors – starting at around$10 per sq.ft.

5.Interior Paint:
a.Premium paint – starting at around$40-$60 per gallon

6.Lighting Fixtures:
a.Chandeliers and pendant lights – ranging from$100-$2,000 each
b.Recessed lighting – starting at about$150-$200 each (installed)

7.Landscaping:
a.Basic landscaping package – starting at about$3,000
b.Custom landscaping design with hardscape features – starting at about$10,000

8.Security System Installation:
Basic security system: Starting from around _$30_ /month
Advanced security system: Starting from _$45_ /month

9.Smart Home Automation System:
Basic package: Starts from _$1,500_ for equipment and installation
Advanced package: Starts from _$5,000_ for equipment and installation

Please note that these costs are approximate and can vary depending on the location, materials used, and labor costs. It is recommended to get multiple quotes from local contractors to get accurate pricing for your specific project.

Based on the provided information, here is a list of materials needed to build the house:

1. Concrete for foundation and footings
2. Rebar for reinforcement in concrete
3. Gravel for drainage and backfilling
4. Waterproofing membrane for foundation walls
5. Lumber for framing (2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s, etc.)
6. Engineered wood products (I-joists, LVL beams, etc.) for floor joists layout
7. Plywood or OSB sheathing for floors, walls, and roof decking
8. Roof trusses or rafters
9. Roofing materials (asphalt shingles, metal roofing, etc.)
10. House wrap or building paper as a weather-resistant barrier
11. Exterior siding materials (e.g., fiber cement siding, vinyl siding)
12. Exterior trim materials (e.g., PVC trim boards)
13. Windows and exterior doors with specified sizes
14. Insulation materials (batt insulation or spray foam insulation)
15. Drywall or gypsum board for interior walls and ceilings
16. Interior doors and trim materials (baseboards, casings)
17. Flooring materials (hardwood flooring, tile flooring, carpet)
18: Cabinetry and countertops for kitchen and bathrooms
19: Plumbing fixtures and fittings (faucets, sinks, toilets)
20: Electrical wiring materials and fixtures (outlets, switches)
21: HVAC system components including ductwork
22: Fireplace insert with specified dimensions/materials
23: Paints or stains for interior/exterior surfaces
24: Hardware such as door handles/knobs/locks

Please note that this list is a general guideline based on the information provided about the house plan; specific requirements may vary depending on local building codes/regulations and preferences of homeowners/contractors/architects/designers involved in the project.