Belleview 3 (6014)
Duplex house plan with 2 bedroom, one-car garage, affordable construction costs.
Bedrooms
2
Bath(s)
1
Half B.
-
Living area
1852 sq.ft.
front - BASE MODEL
rear elevation
View by floor
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1st level
| 1st level | ||||
| Rooms | Sizes | Ceiling | ||
| Full bathroom | 5'7" x 11'6" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Kitchen | 9'3" x 10'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Pantry | 2'8" x 2'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Dining room | 12'2" x 8'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Living room | 12'2" x 14'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Bedroom | 14'0" x 10'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Bedroom | 10'7" x 9'10" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Garage | 12'1" x 20'0" | ~ 9'8" | ||
| Covered porch | 6'0" x 3'0" | ~ 0'0" | ||
| Linen | 1'8" x 1'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Deck | 5'0" x 8'0" | ~ 0'0" | ||
| Bedroom | 14'0" x 10'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Closet | 8'2" x 2'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Bedroom | 10'7" x 9'10" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Closet | 3'3" x 2'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Kitchen | 9'3" x 10'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Pantry | 2'8" x 2'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Garage | 12'1" x 20'0" | ~ 9'8" | ||
| Linen | 1'8" x 1'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Covered porch | 6'0" x 3'0" | ~ 0'0" | ||
| Dining room | 12'2" x 8'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Full bathroom | 5'7" x 11'6" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Living room | 12'2" x 14'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Closet | 2'0" x 5'0" | ~ 8'0" | ||
| Deck | 5'0" x 8'0" | ~ 0'0" | ||
| Total living area | 1852 sq.ft. |
| 1st level | 1852 sq.ft. |
| Width | 52'0" |
| Depth | 44'0" |
| Ridge height from top of foundation | 21'4" |
| Exterior wall | 2 X 6 |
| Foundation type included in the plan | Full Basement i |
| Other available foundations (a fee may apply) | Floating Slab, Crawl space, Monolithic Slab |
| Builder price code | MA |
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Description
For each unit (926 sq.ft.): Front entry with coat closet, family room, kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms, full bathroom. Unfinished basement. Other foundation types available.
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Full description
Duplex house plan with garage and 2 bedrooms per unit!
Twin peaks perk up the front of this two-unit semi-detached investment property. Each dwelling yields 926 sq. ft. of living space. An integrated living and dining room meet at the casual kitchen. Both bedrooms bask in natural light with large windows. The full bath features separate shower and tub. A one-car garage has lots of storage.
A full basement provides virtually double the living space opportunity.
Questions and comments
September 20 2012
Kavinda Bibile
In you 4 bedroom units, what percentage of the built area would normally be 'corridors'? Do let me know. Your corridor space seems low as a ratio of the whole, and that is very good as it is non-livable space, per se
September 20 2012
Service à la clientele
Good day and thank you for your interest in our plans.
Although I am pleased to hear that you like the layout of our plans, there is no set amount of space that is dedicated to the corridors.
The size of the hallway is specific to each plan and is part of its own, unique design.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or comments.
Regards
Deborah
September 06 2011
Ruth
i love this house for my family
September 06 2011
Customer service
Dear Ruth,
Thank you for your interest in Drummond House Plans and for your kind words.
We are pleased to see that this plan meets your family's needs.
If you have other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us again.
Best regards,
France, Customer Service Department
May 24 2010
tina folgering
does this duples have side doors or backdoors
May 26 2010
Customer service
Dear Mrs Folgering,
Thank you for your interest in Drummond House Plans.
This plan has side doors but no back doors.
Please contact us again if you need further information. We will gladly answer any questions you may have.
Best Regards,
Customer Service Department
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September 20 2012
Kavinda Bibile
In you 4 bedroom units, what percentage of the built area would normally be 'corridors'? Do let me know. Your corridor space seems low as a ratio of the whole, and that is very good as it is non-livable space, per se