In-Ground Basement
for Plan 22189
for Plan 22189
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Plan 22189 - Basement Details
- 2400 (+491 Bonus) ft²
- 4 Bed
- 3 / 1 Bath
Floor Plans
Main Floor Plan
Upper Floor Plan
Basement Floor Plan
Embodying the elegance and charm of historical plantation homes, the Madewood is a great family home that can add character to any modern neighborhood. This Southern Colonial Style home combines architectural components from Colonial, Country, European, and Traditional house plans to create a classically beautiful home that also reflects and accommodates modern lifestyles. These spacious and inviting house plans include four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one half bathroom, lots of storage space, and other great indoor and outdoor features.
As you walk up towards this home, you will notice the fantastic façade featuring tall shutters and columns and a lovely front porch, all of which contribute to the majestic yet inviting atmosphere of this house. When you enter the front door, you will be greeted by a staircase that runs up to the second story of the home. To the right of the front entrance is the study which looks out onto the front porch and serves as a pleasant office or library space. As you continue down the main floor corridor, a common feature in southern house plans, you will find the formal dining room which then opens up into the great room and kitchen. The ample great room comes equipped with a built-in media space and connects to the back porch, so you can take your small gatherings or large festivities outside, weather permitting. The kitchen comes with an island, walk-in pantry, and cozy little nook that looks out into the backyard and is perfect for intimate family meals. Just beyond the kitchen is one of the four bedrooms, with its own full bathroom and closet space.
Heading back towards the staircase, and going on up to the second floor, you will notice a large room to the left. This room can serve as a guest suite, more office space, another bedroom or family room, a game room, a utility room, the possibilities are endless. At the end of the hall is the master bedroom, which not only has a large walk-in closet and bathroom that comes with a spa bath, but also opens out onto its own private covered deck. The remaining two bedrooms are located next to the master bedroom and each have their own closet space and share the third full bathroom. The bedroom located at the opposite end of the hall to the master bedroom also has access to its own covered deck that looks out towards the street. Heading back downstairs, you can take a right into the two car garage, which not only has plenty of storage space, but its own counter, freezer/refrigerator space, and outdoor sink.
Plan Details
Heated Space
Upper Floor967 sqft
Main Floor1433 sqft
Sub-Total 2400 sqft
Bonus+ 491 sqft
Bsmnt (Unfin.)+ 1318 sqft
Beds and Baths
Bedrooms4
Full Baths3
Half Baths1
Floors2
Exterior Dimensions
Width40'-0"
Depth61'-0"
Height (to Midpt)21'-11"
Height (to Peak)29'-6"
Garage
Garage Bays2 Car Garage
Garage Area480 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 Pitch10/12
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Colonial
This is a colonial style home. Our Colonial home designs typically have an accentuated front door (usually centered), perhaps with a decorative crown and supported by pillasters or extended forward and supported by slender columns to form an entry porch. Doors commonly have overhead fan lights or sidelights. The facade normally shows symmetrically balanced windows. The foot print of the home is typically a simple, rectangular shape.
European
Some of the features of this home are 'European'. European homes come in many guises, since the term reflects homes styled after those in many countries; English Tudor, French Country, and Dutch Gable, to name a few. Beyond the country of origin, there's also the period of history from which the style emerged; Georgian, Victorian, Greek Revival; the list is almost endless. The homes shown in the collection below feature elements inspired by those found in countries across the Atlantic.
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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The Madewood 22189
Old Southern Charm with New Age Convenience
- 4
- 3
- 2400 ft²
- Width: 40'-0"
- Depth: 61'-0"
- Height (Mid): 24'-11"
- Height (Peak): 29'-6"
- Stories (above grade): 2
- Main Pitch: 10/12
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