• 1693 ft²
  • 3 Bed
  • 2 Bath

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A Walk Through The Hadley

Quaint and comfortable, this Cape Cod plan offers split-bedroom planning, with the master suite on the main level and family bedrooms upstairs. Horizontal siding on the exterior complements two dormer windows and high gable roof, in the Colonial tradition. Living and dining rooms are open to one another; the living room features an enchanting bay window. For more casual occasions, the hearth room is vaulted, has a fireplace and is near the modified C-shaped kitchen. Tucked behind the garage, the master suite has a private bath and long wall closet. A laundry alcove graces the service entry to the two-car garage. The upper level has a wonderful balcony overlook in the hall, which separates the second-level bedrooms. Note the dormer window in Bedroom 2 and linen storage just outside Bedroom 3. Convenient attic storage opens from the upstairs hall.

Plan Details

Heated Space

  • Upper Floor543 sqft

  • Main Floor1150 sqft

  • Total Area 1693 sqft

  • Bsmnt (Unfin.)+ 1150 sqft

Beds and Baths

  • Bedrooms3

  • Full Baths2

  • Floors2

Exterior Dimensions

  • Width38'-0"

  • Depth50'-0"

  • Height (to Midpt)17'-0"

  • Height (to Peak)24'-8"

Garage

  • Garage Bays2 Car Garage

  • Garage Area434 sqft

  • Garage LocationFront

  • Garage OrientationStraight-On

Notable Features

Structure

  • Roof FramingStick

  • Roof Material Shake/Comp Roof

  • Snowload25 lb/sf

  • Wall Framing2 x 6

  • Main Roof Pitch10/12

This plan is based upon design - 2106

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    Cape Cod

    Our Cape Cod collection typically houses plans with steeped pitch gable roofs with dormers, and usually two stories with bedrooms upstairs.

    The first Cape Cod–style houses fall into three categories: the half, three-quarter, and full Cape. The half Cape typically bears a door to one side of the house and two windows on one side of the door; the three-quarter Cape has a door with two windows on one side and a single window on the other, while the full Cape consists of a front door in the center of the home, flanked on each side by two windows. Otherwise, the three categories of early Cape Cod houses were nearly identical in layout. Inside the front door, a central staircase led to the small upper level, which consisted of two children’s bedrooms. The lower floor consisted of a hall for daily living (including cooking, dining, and gathering) and the parlor, or master bedroom.

    Cottage

    This home is typical of the cottage style. In modern usage, a cottage is usually a modest, often cozy dwelling, typically in a rural or semi-rural location. However there are cottage-style dwellings in cities, and in places such as Canada the term exists with no connotations of size at all (cf. vicarage or hermitage). In the United Kingdom the term cottage also tends to denote rural dwellings of traditional build, although it can also be applied to dwellings of modern construction which are designed to resemble traditional ones ("mock cottages").

    Traditional

    Traditional homes freely borrow from a number of historic styles and combine them to relay a new expression. Many historic styles are also 'traditional' in nature, and are incorporated into the Mascord Collection. Colonial, Tudor, Craftsman, Cape Cod - in this collection of home plans you'll discover floor plans that reflect modern lifestyles with spacious rooms, flexible spaces and modern conveniences, but mixed with distinct architectural flair, curb appeal and modern aesthetic. Expect elements such as free-flowing kitchens, breakfast nooks, and family room combinations.

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