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 The Highlights:- Sometimes an expansive floor plan can make a home feel more like a museum, but that’s not the case here. Atmosphere-inducing design details (think multiple fireplaces, exposed overhead trusses and smaller conversational areas, such as the TV room and covered porches) create a cozy feel, even with a large footprint. – Although the multiple living spaces were designed for a specific purpose, the rooms were laid out in a way that creates an overall plan that flows seamlessly, making the home easy to navigate. – Before you even enter the main living areas of the home, you’re welcomed by well-placed mudroom and laundry rooms, which provide a place to store outdoor gear and drop your things without cluttering the house. The spacious garage also has a bump-out space designed to accommodate a golf cart and a separate room for hiding garbage cans and recycling bins. – While you have the option to build with any materials, this home is designed to showcase a mix of materials, such as square logs, timber-frame trusses, a cedar-shake roof and stone accents. By combining different elements, this low-lying design easily fits in with its natural surroundings. Square Footage: 2,164 |
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