Traditional Home of the Year
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November 13, 2011, 7:46 pm
Filed under: Residential Projects
Filed under: Residential Projects
As a followup to my previous post, I also created a more traditional exterior to go with the floor plan for my better house of the year project. Below is that outcome.
Like the modern version, the traditional house has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with a vast array of options and price points. I opted to use more expensive materials for this house, so the likely cost would be higher then the $219,900 base price of the modern house. Below is a list of the standard features with an additional list of options. The renderings shown reflect the house with all the options included.
Base House
- 3 bedrooms 2 baths 1 car garage 1497 sq ft
- Clad with HardiePlank Siding (choice of colors)
- Double Hung Eagle Windows & Doors
- Full Unfinished Basement with Bulkhead Egress
- Cherry wood flooring in living areas and bedrooms
- Ceramic tile in bathrooms & mudroom
- HydroSeed Lawn with Driveway & front walkway
- Kitchen with Stainless steel appliances and Kraftmade Cabinetry
- Corian Countertops in Kitchen
- Oil-fired forced hot air heating/air conditioning system
List of Options
- Hand-split White Cedar Shingle Exterior with PVC Trim or
- Brick Exterior with PVC trim
- Front-Entry Portico with Tuscan Columns & Barreled Ceiling
- 20′ Bluestone Patio
- Wood Pergola off living room
- Cathedral Ceiling in master bedroom
- Coffered Ceiling in Dining Area
- Wood-Burning Fireplace with brick chimney
- Built-Ins in Living Room
- Landscape Upgrades (includes sod, shrubs, Walpole Woodworkers picket fence, Nantucket Picket Entry Gate)
- Radiant Floor Heating in Master bath
- Beadboard wainscotting in master bathroom
- Walkout Basement (site conditional)
- Finished Basement (possible media room, lav, office, and wine cellar in basement)
- Palladian Window in Front Second Floor Bedroom
- Skylight in Upstairs Bathroom
- Upgraded Kitchen (Wolf Appliances, Sub Zero Frig, Granite Countertops, Woodmeister Cabinetry)
- Geothermal radiant floor heating/air conditioning
Photo Gallery
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- View of North Elevation
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- View of South Elevation
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- View of Master Bedroom
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- View of Kitchen & Dining Area
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- First Floor & Site Plan
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- Second Floor Plan
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- Basement Plan
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