* Note: Total Living Area does not include garage, covered
porch, deck, patio, storage square footage, etc.
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It will be a beautiful home with extra memories from the flood...
When my wife and I decided to undertake the project of building a house we had no idea what we were going to experience. Never having built before, it was a leap of faith. After perusing untold hundreds of plans we finally settled on the 3 bedroom / 2 bath HPG-1903 house plan and With minor changes it was what we were looking for. The project began. We worked on it through the fall and winter here in Minot, North Dakota. Through the cold winter and through the spring storms until recently in June of 2011 we were ready to lay the flooring and carpets. Then, the unthinkable happened. Our city had a 150 year record flood. The house filled with water all the way to the main floor. It was then that we really experienced what was a life moment. The National Guard came through with their loud speakers as we were removing things from the shop that we have on the property. As they did, I looked around me and saw the friends gathered to help. At that moment along with my 17 year old son and myself there was a mother with her five daughters and a couple of other ladies from our church and we were stranded without any vehicle to escape with. The levies were breached and we were in a very vulnerable position.The house did not matter, the things did not matter; all that mattered was that we wanted the precious people around us to be safe. With the help of other flood fleeing escapees we were able to make our getaway. When it all comes down to it, the things in life aren't what life is about at all. What really matters is relationships. God, family and friends. I have been a pastor for over 20 years and thought I realized this, but that moment brought it home to me in a profound way. I suppose we wi ll fix the flood damage on the house when we get access again. It will be a beautiful home with extra memories from the flood. Yet, never will I forget mo matter how much we enjoy it that the house is not our dream. Our dream is the people that will grace our doorstep, the laughter that will echo against the walls, and the loved ones that share the special moments that will happen along the way. Thanks for helping us to design our dream home!
There's no wasted space in the floorplan, and it's perfectly suited for the lot we own...
After looking at hundreds of designs on the internet, we found a design we loved. The blueprints arrived in excellent condition and on time. Our builder was also pleased with the complete details included. Although we've not yet built the home, we look forward to making this place our retirement home. There's no wasted space in the floorplan, and it's perfectly suited for the lot we own. We would definitely recommend this designer to anyone looking to build a new home.
Bert M.
Mount Juliet, Tennessee
Designer Comments:
First Floor: 1,903 sq. ft. (living)
Front Porch: 186 sq. ft. (unheated)
Rear Porch: 160 sq. ft. (unheated)
Garage / Storage: 654 sq. ft. (unheated)
If Unfinished Bonus Room included + 338 sq. ft.
Looking for a Slab or Crawlspace foundation version of this plan? See house plan DTROITHP-1888-1
Looking for a SMALLER version of this plan? See house plan DTROITHP-1640-1
This well-designed plan provides many amenities that you would expect to find in a much larger home. The master suite features a wonderful bathroom with large walk-in closet. This plan also features a fourth bedroom with private bath, which is perfect for a guest room. The great room has gas logs as well as built-in cabinets and 10' ceilings that make it a great place to relax and spend time with family and friends. The rear covered porch provides a great space for those summer cookouts as well as being close to the kitchen. The always popular bonus room provides an excellent space for storage or future expansion. The two car garage features space for real-sized vehicles. This plan is the perfect solution to your family's needs.
Living Sq. Ft:
1903
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Unheated Sq. Ft.: 1338
Total Sq. Ft.: 3241
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Width: 55 ft. - 0 in.
Depth: 71 ft. - 0 in.
Foundation Type(s) Available:
Slab /Crawlspace /Basement
Garage:
Yes
Number of Cars:
2
Exterior Finish:
Brick / Siding
Levels:
1.5
Bonus Room:
No
Wall Type:
2x4
Roof Type(s):
Gable
Roof Pitch:
8 in 12
Sec. Roof Pitch:
12 in 12
Ridge Height:
23 ft. - 9 in.
Main Ceiling Height: 9 ft.
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It will be a beautiful home with extra memories from the flood...
When my wife and I decided to undertake the project of building a house we had no idea what we were going to experience. Never having built before, it was a leap of faith. After perusing untold hundreds of plans we finally settled on the 3 bedroom / 2 bath HPG-1903 house plan and With minor changes it was what we were looking for. The project began. We worked on it through the fall and winter here in Minot, North Dakota. Through the cold winter and through the spring storms until recently in June of 2011 we were ready to lay the flooring and carpets. Then, the unthinkable happened. Our city had a 150 year record flood. The house filled with water all the way to the main floor. It was then that we really experienced what was a life moment. The National Guard came through with their loud speakers as we were removing things from the shop that we have on the property. As they did, I looked around me and saw the friends gathered to help. At that moment along with my 17 year old son and myself there was a mother with her five daughters and a couple of other ladies from our church and we were stranded without any vehicle to escape with. The levies were breached and we were in a very vulnerable position.The house did not matter, the things did not matter; all that mattered was that we wanted the precious people around us to be safe. With the help of other flood fleeing escapees we were able to make our getaway. When it all comes down to it, the things in life aren't what life is about at all. What really matters is relationships. God, family and friends. I have been a pastor for over 20 years and thought I realized this, but that moment brought it home to me in a profound way. I suppose we wi ll fix the flood damage on the house when we get access again. It will be a beautiful home with extra memories from the flood. Yet, never will I forget mo matter how much we enjoy it that the house is not our dream. Our dream is the people that will grace our doorstep, the laughter that will echo against the walls, and the loved ones that share the special moments that will happen along the way. Thanks for helping us to design our dream home!
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We are newly married and have a new baby. Our rental house was small and we needed more space. We really like the fact that the kitchen and dining are open to the living room. Also, the master is on the opposite side of the house from the kids rooms. After several years of renting, we decided to build on my husband's family property. The property has been in his family for five generations, so we wanted to pick the perfect plan for the farm. Luckily, we found that plan with this designer. The house is underway and we look forward to spending our lives in our new home. Thank You!
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We were so happy to have found this design. It met all of our needs and has absolutely no wasted space. We have already started the building process and its coming along great. The team at this designer was a pleasure to work with, and we can't wait to move in!
The house that we were renting was sold, and in the process of looking for a pre-built home to buy, we couldn't find anything we liked. We then decided to build a new one. My husband and I, along with family and friends, have built this home from the ground up. It has taken a lot longer than we anticipated, but this is one family project we will never forget. I love everything about the house. The bedrooms are all a nice size. The kitchen is great and has turned out to be my favorite part of the house. After deciding to build the house, we built the shell of the home out of beetle kill pine logs. Since our family business is logging, it seemed like the most economical thing to do. After picking out and measuring every single log, we peeled them by hand. My husband and my father then carved every notch with a chainsaw or by hand. After several months the shell was complete. We then finished the roof and the internal walls with regular framing materials. Almost all of the finishing lumber inside the house came from my uncle's sawmill. My husband is making all cupboards and vanities out of the beetle kill pine. This is also a very long process, but they look great with the rest of the house. The house is not quite done yet. We started building in May of 2009 and will be complete by May of 2010. This sounds like a long time, but since we only work one to two days a week on it, but I think we are making good progress. We're very happy with the way our home is turning out and would DEFINITELY recommend this designer to anyone...
