Cypress LakePlan SL-1874
SL-1874
Plan Details
BASICS
- 3
- 3 full, 1 half
- 2
- N0
- Walkout Basement
- Main Floor
- Main Floor
- 1
SQUARE FOOTAGE
- 2,451
- 1,038
- 1,823
- 5,312
- 523
DIMENSIONS
- 78'0" x 48'4"
- 27'4"
PLATE HEIGHTS
- 10.0'
CONSTRUCTION
- 2x6
STYLE / INFLUENCES
- Colonial ,
- French ,
- Tidewater/Low Country
KITCHEN FEATURES
- Island ,
- L-shaped ,
- Pantry
PRIMARY BEDROOM FEATURES
- Adjoining Room ,
- Private Toilet ,
- Dual Sinks ,
- Shower ,
- Tub ,
- Walk-in Closet
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Porch ,
- Wet Bar ,
- Patio/Terrace
DESCRIPTION
The Cyprus Lake is designed in the rural tradition of French Colonial architecture originating first in the West Indies and later in Louisiana colonies…This style of architecture seemed a perfect fit for a new lake home. What is most unique about this home are the porches that are covered by the graceful dual pitched roofs. A wrap around front porch, a deep rear living porch, and an upper level walkout porch that allows every room in the house to have close proximity to outdoor living and the breathtaking beauty of your natural surroundings. The profile of Cypress Lake is shallow allowing every space to have an abundance of light and views and easily handle land that slopes.
The kitchen is positioned towards the back for privacy and views. A large window over the sink, central island, large walk-in pantry and home office niche will make this kitchen a wonderful place to spend time with family and friends.
Ceiling heights are 10-feet high throughout the main floor. Plans come with details for a walkout/daylight basement with 1,823 square feet of additional living space.
The kitchen is positioned towards the back for privacy and views. A large window over the sink, central island, large walk-in pantry and home office niche will make this kitchen a wonderful place to spend time with family and friends.
Ceiling heights are 10-feet high throughout the main floor. Plans come with details for a walkout/daylight basement with 1,823 square feet of additional living space.
