Lower Level House Plan

Contact designer for cost estimate
Fees are calculated according to plans required for permit
Copyright protected

Sale void in Arkansas

Description

Lower level house plan slopes to one side

Lower level house plan designed for a side sloping lot is traditional in style, however, it’s features are unique. Start with the stained glass set into the sculptured stone around the fireplace. It comes to life inside during the day, and outside during the night with the moon’s soft glow. Exterior stone isn’t found in some parts of the world, and in that case you would use stucco texture. Stucco is a material used in dry climates, because it doesn’t take well to humidity. If neither stone or stucco is an option, horizontal siding would look smart on this traditional home design

Rear elevation displayed, because we know this got your attention. The front view, which is also gorgeous, is shown in the gallery images

Traditional home plans

The foyer opens to the right to a lovely sitting room with a powder room tucked in an alcove. To the left, french doors lead to the covered veranda on the front of the house, with a round dining room. Ceilings are raised as indicated by broken lines. The great room sprawls from one side of the house to the other, with walk out to covered veranda on the rear. Massive fireplace has double hearth. A curved bar separates the kitchen from the living area

Master bedroom is also quite large for the square footage. You’ll find raised ceilings with a walk out balcony, however, the main feature is the tiny fireplace located over the hot tub

Country house plans

Charming house plans

Two bedrooms downstairs each have covered patio to walk out to. Each have walk in closets and full bathrooms keep all of the family members feeling spoiled

Hipped roof line gives an elegant look to this design, however, it doesn’t come cheap. Gables are cheap by comparison due to the simple roof line

2950 SF

Consider building a custom home design

All rights reserved
Author: Brenda Rand