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Plan 2477 - The Millersburg - Luxurious Mountain Ranch Home
Floor Plans
Main Floor Plan
Upper Floor Plan
A Walk Through The Millersburg
The Millersburg features elements that you’d normally expect in a mountain lodge but it’s perfectly suited to life in the suburbs. This home’s design is a beautiful mixture of both contemporary and rustic themes. Outside, wooden beams draw attention to the home’s many gables, while the shingle siding and stonework are reminiscent of a lodge in the mountains. The long, low design and multitude of windows put a contemporary twist on the otherwise old-fashioned style.
This home’s design centers around the outdoors. It starts with the vaulted outdoor living area that features a fireplace, grill and plenty of counter space for outdoor cooking. Moving inside, the entire rear of the home is lined with windows that give you an excellent view of the backyard. The kitchen and dining area opens conveniently to both the outdoor living space and the great room.
With such well-connected rooms, your entertaining options will be virtually limitless. Host a barbecue, and your guests can freely mingle between the great room, dining area and outdoor spaces. The connection between the dining area, great room and kitchen will keep the whole family together during the holidays. With a kitchen island large enough to seat five, you’ll spend many evenings gathered there with your family.
To the right of the living area are the master bedroom and the laundry room. The master bedroom’s large windows give this room a spacious, airy feeling, yet this room is removed far enough from the rest of the home to give you a sense of privacy and intimacy.
Just off the master bedroom is a large, luxurious full bathroom that features his-and-hers sinks and plenty of closet space. A large walk-in closet conveniently separates the master bedroom from the laundry room. The laundry room itself was designed to make life easier – to one side of the room, shelving gives you plenty of space for supplies, while counters on the opposite side of the room make it easy to sort and fold laundry.
When entering the home from the front, the foyer grants you an excellent view into the great room. To the right of the foyer is the home’s office, which features a closet, built-in shelving and window seating. To the left you’ll find bedrooms two and three, each with their own closet and a shared bathroom between them.
The two-car garage opens into a mudroom with a utility sink, bench and a convenient area to store jackets, shoes and boots. Next to the mudroom, you’ll find a half bath that is easily accessible from both the garage and the main living area.
The home’s second story has a fourth bedroom, third bathroom and a spacious bonus room. With a wet bar and large windows that overlook the backyard, this room is perfect as a recreational area, a place to host your children’s sleepovers or a space to watch the game with your friends.
Designers Insight
Plan 2477 was designed to capture a stunning rear view from as many rooms as possible. This results in a floor plan that is noticeably wider than it is deep, which creates a footprint that is well suited for acreage or a large sprawling site.
The main living area was designed to comfortably accommodate entertaining large informal groups. The main living spaces can be opened to the outdoors at two locations via large sliding doors, allowing for a seamless transition and flow from indoors to out. A dramatic outdoor living space off of the dining room further allows and encourages a connection to the outdoors. When the weather dictates indoor entertaining, the large kitchen provides ample space for groups to gather and connect to the great room.
The central stair location made it possible to create a free-flowing circulation pattern at the lower level with multiple access points in and around the main living spaces. This arrangement adds both function and interest to the main floor plan, while allowing for a rec room and additional bedroom to be tucked into the main roof volume.
Plan Details
Heated Space
Upper Floor911 sqft
Main Floor3408 sqft
Total Area 4319 sqft
Beds and Baths
Bedrooms4
Full Baths3
Half Baths1
Floors2
Exterior Dimensions
Width99'-0"
Depth75'-0"
Height (to Midpt)19'-0"
Height (to Peak)32'-6"
Garage
Garage Bays3 Car Garage
Garage Area967 sqft
Garage LocationFront
Garage OrientationStraight-On
Notable Features
Structure
Roof FramingTruss
Roof Material Shake/Comp Roof
Snowload25 lb/sf
Wall Framing2 x 6
Main Roof Pitch12/12
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Craftsman
The Mascord collection of craftsman house plans highlight features that were first introduced with the Arts and Crafts movement, which thrived from 1876-1915, and continues to be celebrated today. These homes have great curb appeal, lots of detail and the amenities you need for modern living. Check out the collection for more great home designs.
Lodge
Our Lodge house plans are inspired by the rustic homes from the Old West. Whether you’re looking for a modest cabin or an elaborate timber-frame lodge, these homes will make you feel you’re away from it all (even if you live in the suburbs). The homes rely on natural materials for their beauty. Among the materials used are heavy timbers, wood siding, stone, gable end braces, and cedar shakes. While different in theme, each design promotes a rustic feel that will effortlessly blend with verdant landscapes and mountain vernacular. The floor plans promote outdoor views, making them ideal for sites with mountain vistas, cityscape scenes, and lakeside access.
Ranch
Our Ranch style house plan collection comprises single level homes with elongated elevations that suit placement on acreage or suburban lots, and the easy living open floorplans are ideal for families with both young and aging family members. The homes you'll see in this collection typically have a rectangular or L-shaped footprint, and low-pitched roof. They are ideal for placement of photovoltaics! Take a look and tell us what you think.
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