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The "Acacia"

Updated: Nov 23



Contemporary Farmhouse Design with Study


Price: $492,000






 

Home Specs

Heated SqFt.

Beds

Baths

Stories

Cars

2,231

4

2.5

2

2

Summary


  • This modern farmhouse plan gives you 4 beds, 2.5 baths and 2231 square feet of heated living space. The modern take on this farmhouse favorite creates a stunning design for any and all neighborhoods. 

  • Inside, French doors part to reveal a quiet den to the left of the foyer. Past the stairwell, a generous great room features three large windows that overlook the covered deck.

  • An oversized opening leads to the eat-in kitchen with cabinets lining the right wall, across from a large island with seating for three.

  • Four bedrooms can be found upstairs with the largest reserved for the homeowner. The master bedroom includes an ensuite with 5 fixtures and a walk-in closet. Each of the secondary bedrooms are a good size and share the hall bath with two sinks.

  • The double garage opens into a blended laundry / mudroom, complete with a charming built-in bench.



 

Square Footage Breakdown

Heated SqFt.

Basement

1st Floor

2nd Floor

3rd Floor

2,231 sq. ft.

1,170 sq. ft.

1,165 sq. ft.

1,066 sq. ft.

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Deck

Porch, Front

DADU or ADU

172 sq. ft.

132 sq. ft.

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Beds/Baths

Bedrooms

Full Bathrooms

Half Bathrooms

4

2

1

 

Dimensions

Width

Depth

Max Ridge Height

38' 0"

51' 6"

27' 5"

 

Ceiling Heights

First Floor

Second Floor

Third Floor

9'

8'

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Garage

Type

Area

Count

Entry Location

Attached

448 sq. ft.

2

Front

 

Foundation

Standard Foundation

Walkout, Crawl, Basement, or Slab

Foundation Modifications Available Upon Request

 

Roof Details

Primary Pitch

Secondary Pitch

Framing Type

8 on 12

12 on 12

Truss

 

Exterior Walls

Standard Type(s)

Optional Type(s)

2x6

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Plan: 270025AF





Harvest River Partners

Phone: 615-570-2740


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