Bay Harbor
TWO STORY HOUSE PLAN
Key Specs
- 1707 sq/ft
- 3 bed
- 2.5 bath
- 2 floor/level
- 3 car
Pricing
- $129,812 materials
- $5,208 finished basement (option)
- $1,165 finished garage (option)
- $4,196 deck (option)
Plan Description
The Mead Legacy Bay Harbor House Plan is an architectural masterpiece that is sure to catch your eye. It boasts of charming, traditional Victorian influences that are hard to miss.
The porch area is spacious and perfectly accented with a beautiful railing that gives it a cozy, inviting feel. Adding a couple of stylish rockers to the porch area will complete the look, providing a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the sunshine.
The main floor of the house is designed to impress your guests with a clear two-story foyer. The sunken floor of the Great Room is thoughtfully designed to provide further definition and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the house.
On the second level of the house, there are three spacious bedrooms, perfect for your family’s needs. The added loft area, open to the lower level, adds even more character and provides a perfect spot for your family to relax and unwind.
The Bay Harbor House Plan would look great anywhere, whether it’s by the lake or in the city. It’s a true testament to the iconic Victorian design.
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