Plan 23503JD: Three Bed Rambler House Plan Under 2000 Square Feet

Plan 23503JD

Three Bed Rambler House Plan Under 2000 Square Feet

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Floor Plan

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Plan Details

This popular rambler house plan comes in multiple sizes, reflecting the great interest to build this for all sorts of families. This, the smallest version in the plan family, features decorative wooden brackets and wood shakes, stone and cedar siding that contribute to a classic whole.
The great room is vaulted and has a fireplace with built-ins. The vault extends across the room to the kitchen as well, where the cook has open views extending to the naturally bright nook and the outdoor living area as well.
The room in the front corner can be put to flexible use as a dining room or a more private den.
The master has a tray vaulted ceiling and has a five fixture bath - 11'6" by 11'6" - and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share a bath (7'8" by 5'8").
The utility is roomy, and is conveniently tucked away behind the garage and in-between the bedrooms.
The roof is a truss design with an 8:12 pitch.
Related Plans: Get more room with house plans 23256JD (2,320 sq. ft.) and 23384JD (3,020 sq. ft.).
NOTE: Additional fees apply when building in the State of Washington. Contact us for more information.

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What's Included

Cover Sheet - The cover sheet includes the general notes and building code information, design standards and structural materials specifications required to construct your home.
Schedule Sheet - The schedule sheet includes the roof and foundation ventilation schedules, insulation and vapor barrier specifications, and exhaust fan ventilation schedule.
Detail Sheet - The detail sheet shows building components at large scale as required to explain construction of footings, foundation walls, concrete slabs, framed floors and walls, posts, beams, insulation, eaves, roofs, vents, stairs, skylights, and connections.
Foundation Plan Sheet - The foundation plan sheet shows the layout of the crawl space, walk-out basement or slab foundation. The foundation plan includes all necessary notes, dimensions, concrete walls, footing pads, posts, beams, bearing walls, crawlspace vents, footing schedule, steel reinforcing, and structural information. If you require a different foundation type, please contact us for modifications to your plan.
Floor Plan Sheet - Floor plans are horizontal cuts through each floor level of the home, usually at 5' above the floor. The floor plan shows the location of interior and exterior walls, doors, windows, stairs, closets, cabinets, flooring, appliances, plumbing fixtures, fireplaces, posts and beams. Floor plans also indicate vaulted, coffered, or box beam ceilings, cased openings and areas with ceiling soffits.
Roof Framing Plan Sheet - The roof framing plan shows the geometry of the hips, ridges, valleys, dormers, roof pitches, wall and plate heights, and overhangs. The plan also shows all individual roof framing members, trusses, rafters, beams, skylights, roof vents, gutters, downspouts, skylights, bearing walls under framing members, and point loads.
Elevation Sheet - Exterior elevations show all four sides of the house, describing the roofing, siding, and trim materials, doors, windows, roof pitches, skylights, gutters, chimneys, wall heights, finish grade and overall building height.
Building Section Sheet - Building sections are vertical cuts through the house from the roof to the foundation. The sections illustrate the construction sequence from bottom to top starting with excavation, proceeding up through the foundation, drainage, wall and floor framing, stair framing, roof framing, windows, doors, venting, and exterior and interior finishes. Wall plate heights for each floor are also delineated.

What's Not Included

Electrical Plan - handled by your subcontractor to match your individual needs
Architectural or Engineering Stamp - handled locally if required
Site Plan - handled locally when required
Mechanical Drawings (location of heating and air equipment and duct work) - your subcontractors handle this
Plumbing Drawings (drawings showing the actual plumbing pipe sizes and locations) - your subcontractors handle this
Energy calculations - handled locally when required