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Spring Brook

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Key Specs

  • 1574 sq/ft
  • 3 bed
  • 2 bath
  • 1.5 floor/level
  • 2 car

Pricing

  • $110,665 materials
  • $6,546. finished basement (option)
  • $410 finished garage (option)
  • $2,027 rear deck (option)

Step into the tranquil embrace of the Spring Brook floor plan from Mead Legacy House Plans, where the essence of a babbling brook flows seamlessly through every corner. As you enter, be greeted by spaciousness that mirrors the vast expanse of nature, with 11′ walls and vaulted ceilings adorning the open living, dining, and kitchen areas. Here, light dances through the rooms, echoing the playful dance of sunlight on water.

Nestled upstairs, discover the coveted primary suite alongside two additional bedrooms and a conveniently located laundry room, offering a haven of privacy and comfort. Each room whispers of serenity, inviting you to unwind and connect with the soothing rhythms of the natural world.

Embrace the innovative design of the creative tuck-under garage, a feature perfectly suited for lots with varying grades. Seamlessly integrated into the home’s structure, it blends functionality with aesthetics, harmonizing with the surrounding landscape like a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

For those seeking even more flexibility, the option for a lower-level bedroom beckons, offering endless possibilities to tailor the space to suit individual needs. Whether used as a guest suite, home office, or personal retreat, this additional room adds another layer of versatility to the Spring Brook floor plan.

With its thoughtful layout and harmonious design elements, the Spring Brook floor plan from Mead Legacy Homes captures the essence of a brook, flowing gracefully through every aspect of the home. Embrace the tranquility, embrace the beauty, and make this home your sanctuary amidst the bustle of everyday life.

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Explore townhome plans suited to a wide range of lots and development strategies, including single‑family row homes for infill blocks, duplex and townhome configurations for phased projects, and stacked flats that add density while keeping strong curb appeal. Our townhouse plans make it simple to match your goals from first concept to final permit.

Plans are available for narrow lots at 16′ and 20′ widths, with two‑ and three‑story options to meet height and coverage limits. Typical townhouse floor plans include 2 to 4 bedrooms, plus options for flex rooms, home offices, and accessory suites. To maximise living area on compact sites, many townhouse designs offer tandem or alley‑loaded garages and efficient storage solutions.

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Interior layouts emphasize open living that connects kitchens, dining areas, and great rooms for natural light and flexible furnishing. Primary suites are set apart for privacy and include walk‑in closets and en‑suite baths. In‑unit laundry is located for convenience, and storage is integrated under stairs, in pantries, and in mudrooms. Depending on site access, choose attached garages, carports, or off‑street parking pads within our townhouse floor plans.

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Start with site and zoning due diligence. Verify lot width, setbacks, maximum height, lot coverage, required off‑street parking, and density limits. On narrow lots, a 16′ plan with alley access can accommodate garage options without compromising living space. Corner sites often benefit from side entries and additional glazing to meet facade articulation standards and strengthen street presence with our townhouse designs.

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