101-0028
1 Beds
1 Baths
581 sq ft
1.5 Stories
22' Height
20' Width
25' Depth
Floor Plans
First Floor
Second Floor
Plan Details
Bedrooms
1
Full Bathrooms
1
Stories
1.5
Width
20'
Depth
25'
Height
22'
Slab
Primary Roof Pitch
14:12
Total Heated Area
581 sq ft
First Floor
449 sq ft
Second Floor
132 sq ft
Exterior Framing
2x4
Notable Features
Master On Main Floor
Open Floor Plan
Loft
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This cozy cottage features an intelligent use of space to create a much larger feel for a home of just 581 square feet. The bedroom is generously sized, and an upstairs loft provides another interesting and appealing use of space.
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