Our featured designs Over & Under 2500 sq. ft. this week are each full of special details that add elegance and functionality.
The Flagler Plan #1307
4 beds, 3 baths, 3140 sq. ft.
Home Design Quick Facts:
- Great room and family room, each with fireplace.
- Ultimate Utility / Family Studio.
- Luxury master suite with sitting room.
Formal yet relaxed
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Family and formal living areas combine for a comfortable plan that is great for entertaining. The elegant formal dining room is set off by dual columns leading to the windowed great room. The spacious kitchen ties the formal space to the breakfast nook and cozy family room at the rear of the home. A walk-in pantry, oversized family studio, and bonus room add function, while a luxurious master suite with uniquely angled sitting area create a perfect place to relax.
The Park Ridge Plan #1235
2 beds, 2 baths, 1543 sq. ft.
Home Design Quick Facts:
- A fireplace in each bedroom and on the porch/patio.
- Pantry and e-space.
- Large bonus room that can be an extra bedroom.
Narrow Craftsman Bungalow
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This compact two bedroom bungalow enjoys special features like a welcoming front porch with dramatic cedar and stone columns and plenty of space for rocking chairs. The garage is tucked away at the rear of the home, suitable for alley access neighborhoods. Inside, the foyer is open to the dining room and leads into the great room with vaulted ceiling, fireplace, and built-ins. The open kitchen offers a large island and a convenient pantry. No luxury is overlooked in the secluded master suite, which includes a fireplace, decorative tray ceiling, walk-in closet, and patio access through French doors. Outdoor living is at its most elegant with a large cathedral screened porch, see-thru fireplace and two patios. Upstairs, the bonus room is flooded with natural light through three skylights, and provides a flexible space for office, guest suite, hobby room or media room.
See these popular Craftsman plans on our website:
- The Flagler – click here
- The Park Ridge – click here
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Hi I am just wondering what the average cost is for a house like the park ridge plan being built? I would also like to know the same information about the Flagler Plan. So sorry to bother you about this. I am a younger adult and in the process of saving! So exciting! Thank you so much for your help I am looking forward to hearing from you soon!!! 🙂
Thanks for asking, Alyssa, it’s never too early to start planning! We aren’t able to track cost-to-build because it varies from time-to-time and place-to-place – and things like personal taste and the price of land have a big impact as well. You will get the most accurate information by talking to local builders, materials suppliers, and friends/family who may have built a home in the past. Start saving your favorite plans in your myDAG account, and show them to a builder to get a ballpark estimate. When it gets closer to time to build, you can order a Study Set of plans which a builder can use to provide a more accurate estimate. Use our Find a Builder page to find builders in your area who have worked with our plans before.
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