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Floor Plan
Plan Details
Basic Details
Living Sq Ft:
1050 sq ft
1st Floor Sq Ft:
1050 sq ft
Basement Sq Ft:
1050 sq ft
Dimensions:
35'W x 33'D
Building Height:
23'-6"
Bedrooms:
2
Full Baths:
1
Floors:
1
Primary Style:
Country
Secondary Styles:
Farmhouse, Ranch
Collections:
1 Story House Plans, Cabin Plans, Narrow Lot House Plans, Small House Plans, Vacation Home Plans
Designer Notes:
Basement Ceiling Height = 8'-0"
Building Details
Primary Foundation:
Basement
Alternate Foundations:
Crawl Space, Monolithic Slab
Building Lot Type:
Narrow Lot (<45'), Level Lot
Primary Roof Pitch:
10/12
Roof Framing:
Truss
Snow Roof Load:
55 psf.
Primary Wall Type:
2x6 Wood Frame
Exterior Wall Material:
Lap Siding, Stone
Exterior & Porch Features:
Covered Porch, Deck
Interior Details
Main Floor Ceiling Height:
9'
Kitchen Features:
Breakfast Nook/Dining Area, Eating Bar or Peninsula, Kitchen Island
Interior Features:
Casual or Open Style Living Room, Great Room
What's in the Plans?
Each plan set is drawn at 1/4"=1' scale and includes the following drawings:
Artist's Rendering: An artist's drawing of the home, usually viewed from the front, and general construction notes.
Elevations: Shows the front, sides, and rear, including exterior materials, trim sizes, roof pitches, etc.
Main Floor Plan: Shows placement and dimensions of walls, doors, & windows. Includes the location of appliances, plumbing fixtures, beams, ceiling heights, etc.
Second Floor Plan (if any): Shows the second floor in the same detail as the main floor. Includes second floor framing and details.
Foundation Plan: Shows the location of all concrete footings, floor beams, first floor framing, and foundation details. If there is a basement, a basement plan is included which shows all basement details.
Floor Framing Plan (if any): Shows location and spacing of floor joists and supporting walls or beams.
Roof Framing Plan: Shows roof outlines, conventional framing/trusses, beams, roof framing details, etc.
Section & Details: Shows a cross-section of the home. Shows support members, exterior and interior materials, insulation, and foundation. Specific details such as fireplaces, stairways, decks, etc. are drawn at 1/2" = 1' scale, and appear as needed throughout the prints.
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What You Need to Know About Purchasing Plans
You are about to embark on an exciting process, enjoy it!
Here is what you need to know about purchasing house plans from HPC:
- Each designer and architect plans are created with their own unique style and content. Please be sure to read the "What's in the Plans" tab, and if you don't see what you are looking for, be sure to give us a call.
- The house plans are not engineered. Check with the building department where the structure is being constructed to find out if an engineers review is required. We can help facilitate engineering for your plan if you are unable to find a local professional who can assist you.
- Your building department may also require a site plan of your lot be included with your submittal for a building permit. A local design professional in your area should be able to help you with this as well as evaluating your chosen plan to make sure it meets the local building requirements for weather and seismic conditions.
- Please read and understand your licensing agreement. This will clearly define what you can and can not do with your construction documents.
- Electronic formats of packages sales (PDF & CAD Files) are final. Printed construction documents may be exchanged with an exchange fee within 30 days of purchase.
- Unless purchasing an additional build license (one time additional or multi-build additional) you may build the structure one time. Ownership of the construction documents can not be transferred or sold.
- Unless purchasing a printable package, you may not make additional copies of the plan without the permission from the designer.
- Each designer and architect plans are created with their own unique style and content. Please be sure to read the "What's in the Plans" tab, and if you don't see what you are looking for, be sure to give us a call.
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Plan Packages Explained
Ready to purchase plans and unsure which construction package to choose? We hope the following can help you decide.
1 Set Study Package
This is a single set of prints will allow you to completely review the plan, get accurate quotes for construction costs, and contemplate custom design changes you may wish to make. Study sets are marked Not For Construction and without the license necessary to legally build the home. Don't worry though, we allow a 100% upgrade credit towards a buildable licensed construction package within one year of your 1 Set Study Package purchase.
5 and 8 Set Print Packages
These are licensed print packages of the construction documents printed and shipped to you.
PDF Print Package
This PDF package is a non-modifiable, print only PDF file that saves time, gas, money, and paper! Many contractors and building jurisdictions are working with digital formats of the construction documents. The PDF print package allows for you or your contractor to distribute the construction documents to sub-contractors, use electronic submittals to apply for the building permit, and print the sets you need when you need them.
PDF Master
An unlocked modifiable PDF file. Same conveniences as the PDF print package with the added benefit which allows your local professional to make engineering mark-ups or design changes using compatible software.
CAD Electronic Files
By using CAD compatible software that use .dwg or .dxf file formats enables you or a local professional to modify the construction documents and integrate those changes throughout the entire plan. Once the modifications or engineering is incorporated into your design, you can reproduce as many copies of the plan needed to build the structure.
Still unsure which package to choose? You may want to discuss this with your builder or give us a call.
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How to Evaluate a Plan
When looking at plans, most often it's the exterior profile that will first grab your attention. You love the exterior, it's exactly what you envisioned, but what about the inside of the design? It's important to spend some time and digest the design's interior elements. Here are a few considerations to think about when evaluating if this is the right plan for you.
- First off, think about how you live in your home.
- Do you or your family prefer to have one or two places to gather all together, or do you prefer to have more private places within your home.
- Consider how you move through the home in your day to day life. Visually walk through the front door, what do you walk through or by? Do the same from your back door and garage entrances.
- Is your family life more formal or casual and do the living spaces of the design complement your lifestyle?
- Will your existing furniture fit within the spaces?
- If you have a family, do you want the master suite close to the secondary bedrooms or separated?
- Do you entertain? Are there elements within the floor plan that allow for entertaining with ease?
- How do you take care of laundry? Would you prefer the laundry room to be close by the kitchen, garage, or close to the bedrooms?
- Storage space? Is there enough?
- Consider your access to the outside? Do you want to extend your indoor living to the outside? Is there adequate porches or patios for how you want to enjoy your yard? Where will you place your grill or patio furniture?
- The view? What are you going to see when you look out your windows? Need more privacy or need more accessibility to a view?
- Make sure your garage will accommodate your cars, RV, or boat. Adequate storage? Do you want or need a door to the exterior beyond the opening garage doors? Utility sink? Space for an additional refrigerator or freezer?
- Consider things about your current home/residence that you don't like. By pin pointing these areas of your current home that you don't care for, you can make sure they are addressed in the next.
After reviewing giving it careful consideration you may find that the plan would be perfect with a few design changes. HPC can certainly help you with that with our customization services.
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The Customization Process
So you've found that almost perfect design, and find yourself saying, "if only". Whether it's changing the size of a room, adding space or features, or moving things around, we can help you take that almost perfect design and make it perfect for you.
It's exciting to create a plan to fit your exact needs and wants whether it's your home, garage or even a potential investment property.
When you locate your plan, select the "Get Started" button located on the plan detail page. Here you will be able to share with us the changes to the interior and/or the exterior of the design. You can even upload a sketch if you have one. Complete the necessary contact information and select "Submit Request".
HPC will then forward your request to a designer to evaulate your changes and provide a quote within two business days. HPC is a "true quote" plan website. That means HPC will not mark-up the modification quote, we want to help keep costs down for you!
Plan Description
Charming stone accents and soaring gable ends create an eye-catching façade to this country house plan. The Kimiko is a small house plan that is equally well suited as an urban or rural cottage.
A half flight of stairs from the street bring you to the cozy covered porch. Inside the entry is open to the great room with a coat closet to the left. Living room, dining room and kitchen are all open to each other creating a causal gathering space. At the back of the dining room, a sliding glass door opens to the back deck. A center island with eating bar provides some visual separation between the kitchen and the dining room. The kitchen also boasts a corner walk-in pantry.
The left side of the floor plan is filled with two bedrooms. The larger of the bedrooms is the master which also offers a walk-in closet. Between the two bedrooms is a shared full bathroom with both shower and soaking tub.
Between the master bedroom and living room, a set of stairs runs down to the Kimiko’s basement. In the basement level is the laundry appliances with a proposed floor plan that includes a mechanical closet plus a full bathroom. The rest of the basement floor can be finished to fit the homeowners’ lifestyle. Additional bedrooms or a family room can be added to this design depending on how the basement floor is finished.
The compact footprint of the Kimiko at only 35’ wide make this an ideal narrow lot house plan.
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At a Glance
1050 Square Feet
2 Bedrooms
1 Full Baths
1 Floors
Plan Packages
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