Description:
Introducing a stunning Craftsman dream home plan that combines rugged charm with modern amenities. This spacious 2,847 sq. ft. home features 3-4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a dynamic floor plan that offers a perfect blend of public and private spaces all on one level. With the option of adding a second-floor bonus space, this home boasts a total of 3,781 sq. ft. The exterior is adorned with stone and wood shakes, wooden brackets, and wood shutters that enhance its rustic appeal.

Home Details:
– 2,847 heated sq. ft.
– 3-4 bedrooms
– 3 bathrooms
– Single-story with optional second-floor bonus space (934 sq. ft.)
– Attached three-car garage (896 sq. ft.)

Architectural Style:
Craftsman-style home with Hill Country, Mountain, and Rustic influences.

Special Features:
– Angled garage
– Split bedrooms
– Bonus room
– Breakfast nook
– Butler walk-in pantry
– Formal dining room
– Game/Rec room
– Jack & Jill bathroom
– Library/Study area
– Loft space
-master suite on the first floor
-media room
-mudroom
-outdoor fireplace

Types of Lots it Could Go On:
This Craftsman-style dream home would be well-suited for various lot types such as:

1) Large lots or acreage properties: The spacious design and outdoor living spaces make this home ideal for larger lots where privacy and outdoor enjoyment are priorities.
2) Corner lots: The angled garage design allows for easy access from either side of the property while providing additional curb appeal.
3) Sloped or hillside lots: With an optional walkout basement foundation available, this house plan can easily adapt to sloped terrain.

MLS Listing:

Property Type: Single Family Home

Price: [Enter price based on local market]

Location: [Enter address or neighborhood]

This stunning Craftsman dream home boasts 2,847 sq. ft. of living space with 3-4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a dynamic floor plan that offers a perfect blend of public and private spaces all on one level. With the option of adding a second-floor bonus space, this home boasts a total of 3,781 sq. ft. The exterior is adorned with stone and wood shakes, wooden brackets, and wood shutters that enhance its rustic appeal. Enjoy luxurious features such as an angled garage, split bedrooms, bonus room, breakfast nook, butler walk-in pantry, formal dining room, game/rec room, Jack & Jill bathroom, library/study area loft space master suite on the first floor media room mudroom outdoor fireplace and more! Don’t miss your chance to make this dream home your reality!

 

Finish Out Options and Costs:

1. Flooring:
– Hardwood: $8 – $25 per sq. ft. (2,847 sq. ft.)
– Carpet: $3 – $10 per sq. ft. (2,847 sq. ft.)
– Tile: $5 – $15 per sq. ft. (2,847 sq. ft.)

2. Kitchen Countertops:
– Granite: $50 – $200 per sq. ft.
– Quartz: $70 – $150 per sq. ft.
– Laminate: $20 – $60 per sq.ft.

3. Kitchen Cabinets:
– Stock Cabinets: $60 – $200 per linear foot
– Semi-Custom Cabinets: 100 – 650$ per linear foot
– Custom Cabinets: 500$-$1,200+ per linear foot

4 . Bathroom Vanities:
– Stock Vanities: 100$-$600
-Semi-custom vanities :400$-$1,500
-Custom vanities :800$-$3,000

5 . Lighting Fixtures:
-Recessed lighting:$150-$250 each
-Pendant lighting:$50-$300 each
-Chandeliers:$150-$10,000 each

6 . Plumbing Fixtures:
-Kitchen Faucets:$80-$500+
-Bathroom Faucets:$80-$350+
-Toilets:$100-$700+
-Bathtubs:$400 -$8,000+

7 . Appliances:
-Refrigerator :$600 -$10,000+
-Dishwasher :$300 -$2,000+
-Stove/Oven Range :$400 -$10,000+

8 . HVAC System (Heating and Air Conditioning):
-Central Air Conditioning System Installation:$3,800 -$7,500
-Furnace Installation :$2,500 -$6,200

9 . Exterior Finish Options:
-Stone Veneer Siding: $35 – $55 per sq. ft.
-Wood Shakes: $6 – $9 per sq. ft.

10 . Landscaping:
-Basic Landscaping Package: $3,000 – $15,000
-Enhanced Landscaping Package: $10,000 – $50,000

11 . Bonus Room Finish Out (934 sq. ft.):
-Drywall and Paint: 1$-3$ per sq.ft
-Flooring (same options as above)
-Lighting Fixtures (same options as above)

Please note that these costs are approximate and may vary depending on location, material quality, and labor costs. It is recommended to consult with local contractors and suppliers for accurate pricing in your area.

 

Based on the provided information, the list of materials needed to build the house includes:

1. Concrete for foundation (slab or crawl) and grade beams
2. Reinforcing steel for foundation and structural columns
3. Lumber for framing (2×6 dimensions)
4. Wooden brackets and wood shutters for exterior decoration
5. Stone and wood shakes for exterior cladding
6. Roofing materials (shingles or metal) with primary pitch 12 on 12 and secondary pitch 4 on 12
7. Ceiling materials with heights of 10’0″ on the first floor and 9’0″ on the second floor
8. Drywall or plasterboard for interior walls and ceilings
9. Insulation material for walls, ceilings, and floors
10. Windows, doors, skylights, and other fenestration elements including French doors to access lanai area
11. Cabinets, shelves, countertops, appliances for kitchen area
12. Plumbing fixtures such as sinks, faucets, toilets, bathtubs/showers
13. Electrical fixtures such as switches, outlets, lighting fixtures
14. HVAC equipment (heating/cooling system) including ductwork
15. Flooring materials (hardwood/tile/carpet) based on room requirements
16. Interior trim work such as baseboards/crown molding/window casing
17- Exterior trim work such as fascia boards/soffits/gutters/downspouts
18- Fireplace materials: bricks or stones for indoor/outdoor fireplace construction

Please note that this list is a general overview of required building materials based on the given information about the house plan but may vary depending on specific design choices or local building codes/regulations.

Additionally, certain aspects like architectural/engineering stamps are not included in this list since they will be handled locally if required; similarly site plans will also be managed locally when needed.

Subcontractors will handle mechanical drawings (location of heating and air equipment and ductwork) and plumbing drawings (drawings showing the actual plumbing pipe sizes and locations). Energy calculations, if required, will also be handled locally.

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