One of our clients likes to build smaller, affordable homes that he can keep as rentals. With this project he had a relatively narrow lot and we needed to create a narrower plan with the rooms stretching out from front to back.
The finished square footage is right at 1,150 which includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Even in a smaller home we prefer a design that includes a master with its own bath and a small walk-in. This plan also manages to combine a back door entry with a laundry and a pantry area. We’ve also put in a partial peninsula and a separate dining area. It’s a lot to put in a small, affordable house, but it’s doable.
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Hi Ninah, that’s very dependent on where you are building and the cost per square foot.
The map is so nice, my i ask some thing if iwant to build ahouse like that i can spand how much muny
I like to work with you to begin getting my drawings from you for my projects in Africa. The first instance is to plot a 5 acre lot for 4 condo buildings –
Each building will be 3 floors, first floor will be 8 – 3br 2.5ba; LR. DR , Kitchen area and pantry. MB – with own bath and Walk in Closet..
2nd Floor the same – 8 units – 3br 2.5ba. Dr,Lr Kt Pantry and more.
3rd Level 2 br 2ba – executive style.
I like to work with you to begin getting my drawings from you for my projects in Africa. The first instance is to plot a 5 acre lot for 4 condo buildings –
Each building will be 3 floors, first floor will be 8 – 3br 2.5ba; LR. DR , Kitchen area and pantry. MB – with own bath and Walk in Closet..
2nd Floor the same – 8 units – 3br 2.5ba. Dr,Lr Kt Pantry and more.
3rd Level 2 br 2ba – executive style.
Can we do this?