LeBatrie CourtPlan SL-1372
SL-1372
Plan Details
BASICS
- 4
- 4 full, 1 half
- 3
- 2
- Crawlspace
- Upper Floor
- Main Floor
- 1
SQUARE FOOTAGE
- 1,622
- 1,338
- 790
- 3,750
- 650
DIMENSIONS
- 88'0" x 64'0"
- 38'0"
PLATE HEIGHTS
- 10.0'
- 10.0'
CONSTRUCTION
- 2x6
- Gable
STYLE / INFLUENCES
- Country ,
- Southern
KITCHEN FEATURES
- Eat-in
PRIMARY BEDROOM FEATURES
- Walk-in Closet ,
- Dual Sinks ,
- Shower ,
- Tub ,
- Outdoor Access
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Porch ,
- Fireplace
DESCRIPTION
Marrying the accent of Old New Orleans architecture with updates for today's modern lifestyle, Ken Tate's Le Batrie Court is a plan ideal for the consummate entertainer or anyone who enjoys living the good life simply.
With five bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, the home encompasses 3,750 square feet of sophisticated living space. On the first floor, a spacious, eat-in kitchen flows into the open living and dining room. Up the staircase await the master suite, a private study and another bedroom that all access the screened porch. The third floor holds two more bedrooms to accommodate friends and family.
French Colonial architectural influences are present in the house's steeply pitched hip roofs, arched dormers and parged brick. Stacked side porches and multiple pairs of French doors capture the best of the outdoors while sheltering inhabitants from the elements. Resembling a quaint kitchen house, the detached, combination garage and guest quarters help define the front and rear courtyards.
With five bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, the home encompasses 3,750 square feet of sophisticated living space. On the first floor, a spacious, eat-in kitchen flows into the open living and dining room. Up the staircase await the master suite, a private study and another bedroom that all access the screened porch. The third floor holds two more bedrooms to accommodate friends and family.
French Colonial architectural influences are present in the house's steeply pitched hip roofs, arched dormers and parged brick. Stacked side porches and multiple pairs of French doors capture the best of the outdoors while sheltering inhabitants from the elements. Resembling a quaint kitchen house, the detached, combination garage and guest quarters help define the front and rear courtyards.
