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Thanks for the tips, Doug. Please post those here if you can find them.
Vacation Property House Plans
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Thanks for the tips, Doug. Please post those here if you can find them.
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Super Mod Geek beat me to it!! Right on Tyler
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Well after months of design with a draftsperson we have a plan all put together. The photos is for the colors and types of siding. Now waiting for the plans to be produced. This will also be a few year project.
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Hardy board exterior?
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With an 11' garage ceiling, you should be able to put a lift in there. If you don't have to money right away, at least get it prewired at the time of wiring
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Looking at LP products for exterior finishes, and a lift is out of the question this is for vacation property not everyday living.
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looks like a nice plan I would make the garage 2 feet wider if you can. Wouldn't cost much more>
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Exactly and if lot size will accommodate I would have a 14 ft wide car port down the one side as well .
Cheap and will use it more then garage for parking .
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he does have room for the wider garage...maybe...getting close to max site coverage. but wants to be able to back his toy hauler down the west side so carport is out as the house is tight to the east side.
ron, hit up your buddies to pay for the extra large garage LOL
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Maxwell is correct. I already made the garage 2’ wider as well. I started out with a 1200 sq ft house now am at 1700 and a large garage it just got bigger and bigger. I want to put the gravel driveway right beside the garage for trailers/holiday trailer or motor home. Moved the house over 2’ to the east
Here’s the plot plan
Here’s the plot plan
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I can see the logic in having the parking. It's all a compromise
Nice plans well thought out.
Location of that half path is questionable, nobody wants to hear someone **** and piss in the kitchen and living room. I get it though, kinda want that there for resale and no other good spot to put it.
Location of that half path is questionable, nobody wants to hear someone **** and piss in the kitchen and living room. I get it though, kinda want that there for resale and no other good spot to put it.
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I'm assuming this is a slab on grade. I see no basement stairs. So the question I ask is where is the gear room?? With anticipated guests, where are the drying racks for boots, bibs, jackets, etc.. No closet at the front entrance. You have a lot of space but there are some deficiencies IMHO. The door swing into the master bedroom could be moved to the hallway entrance and not take up space along the wall that it is now doing. There are a few other things; what is in the bathroom beside the tub. The door swing is getting in the way of whatever that area is used for. Hot water tank and furnace seem cramped and could be more central.
I understand totally about the money but I think for 1700+ sqft you are coming up a little short with that plan. After spending a few years teaching Architectural drafting those are just my thoughts Ron.
I understand totally about the money but I think for 1700+ sqft you are coming up a little short with that plan. After spending a few years teaching Architectural drafting those are just my thoughts Ron.
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On the original plan there was no 1/2 bath and I wanted one to service the entertainment areas, it worked out best there and resale its good to have too.
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spots reserved for Tyler's RV in the summer time, I've also requested sewer plumbing and a 30 amp RV plug.
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1. Slab on grade with ICF perimeter foundation walls 4' below grade. Heated slab.
2. Gear room is going in the garage on back wall, racks and drying racks. with exhaust fan on ceiling.
3. Don't want closet will have hooks and bench. There is a area for coats in mud room. Less places for clutter, my current house has no front closet and never found it needed.
4. Master bedroom doorway - tried this a few ways and I don't want to be immediately entering the living room off the bedroom, this way offers a bit more privacy.
5. Bathroom area beside tub is just open cabinet for towel storage.
6. Furnace room will be designed and filled accordingly, once I decide if I going with electric or propane boiler. These will be placed to use the space the best I can, may even add some shelves or drying room in there as I made this space two feet bigger with the garage.
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There will be sewer plumbing and 30 amp RV plug on that side that's why the house was moved 2' over on the west side. Then I will put the slab in this summer and backfill then put geotextile matting down and put recycled asphalt if I can find it. That's as far as I will get this year anyway. I will clear the lot, then do the foundation and plumbing, temp electrical, then backfill and put the driveway in. The lock up stage will be planned for next summer. Hopefully lumber prices will change by then.
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