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Full Specs & Features
Height : 32'
Width : 65' 4"
Second Floor: 1406 sq/ft
Framing : Wood - 2x6
Formal Dining Room
Formal Living Room / Parlor
Split Bedrooms
Media Room
3rd BR Closet:
12 sq/ft width 2' x depth 6'
Basement Foundation:
1919 sq/ft width 33' 8" x depth 57'
Bedroom 2:
201 sq/ft width 12' 7" x depth 16'
Bedroom 2 Closet:
14 sq/ft width 2' x depth 7' 4"
Bedroom 3:
174 sq/ft width 12' x depth 14' 7"
Bedroom 3 Closet:
14 sq/ft width 2' x depth 7' 4"
Breakfast Room:
74 sq/ft width 8' 6" x depth 8' 9"
Crawlspace Foundation:
1864 sq/ft width 29' 10" x depth 62' 6"
Dining Room:
209 sq/ft width 14' 4" x depth 14' 7"
Foyer:
79 sq/ft width 8' 8" x depth 9' 2"
Game Room:
233 sq/ft width 13' 9" x depth 17'
Garage:
318 sq/ft width 20' x depth 15' 11"
Gathering Room:
288 sq/ft width 17' 11" x depth 16' 1"
Hall Bathroom:
142 sq/ft width 12' 3" x depth 11' 8"
Hall Closet:
10 sq/ft width 2' x depth 5'
Kitchen:
176 sq/ft width 10' 7" x depth 16' 8"
Living Room:
288 sq/ft width 17' 11" x depth 16' 1"
Master Bathroom:
389 sq/ft width 19' 4" x depth 20' 2"
Master Closet:
54 sq/ft width 8' 5" x depth 6' 5"
Porch - Front:
44 sq/ft width 5' 6" x depth 8' 2"
Porch - Left:
134 sq/ft width 11' 10" x depth 11' 4"
Porch - Rear:
61 sq/ft width 15' 4" x depth 4'
Porch - Right:
390 sq/ft width 26' x depth 15'
Powder Room:
50 sq/ft width 7' 3" x depth 7'
Utility Room:
127 sq/ft width 8' x depth 15' 11"
Floor Plan - Other Floor
Floor Plan - Main Floor
Floor Plan - Upper Floor
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