What do you think of this NDI house plan?

[Anonymous]

Would an NDI home look totally out of place on a lot in Bethesda? Have you never seen their sign on the new builds in my neighborhood but the price looks good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would an NDI home look totally out of place on a lot in Bethesda? Have you never seen their sign on the new builds in my neighborhood but the price looks good.

Not at all but there are some angry vocal people that think any home that is 2 stories tall and new is out of place. NDI md is a different company that has similar plans. I am not sure of the details. http://www.ndimd.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would an NDI home look totally out of place on a lot in Bethesda? Have you never seen their sign on the new builds in my neighborhood but the price looks good.

Not at all but there are some angry vocal people that think any home that is 2 stories tall and new is out of place. NDI md is a different company that has similar plans. I am not sure of the details. http://www.ndimd.com/

here is one in bethesda http://www.ndimd.com/meet-the-builder/news/1-open-house/45-open-house-november-10-2012

[Anonymous]

all of these homes seem to assume that you have a flat lot. Any builders like these with homes on slopes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:all of these homes seem to assume that you have a flat lot. Any builders like these with homes on slopes?

Shouldn't matter I have seen them on sloped lots the only difference is the walkout configuration

[Anonymous]

Floor plan looks pretty decent. Maybe you could change the upstairs sitting room to a home office and use the home office is a mudroom to keep the laundry downstairs? I'm not crazy about second-floor laundry rooms, with the possibility of leaks/flooding.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Floor plan looks pretty decent. Maybe you could change the upstairs sitting room to a home office and use the home office is a mudroom to keep the laundry downstairs? I'm not crazy about second-floor laundry rooms, with the possibility of leaks/flooding.

By code the laundry rooms on new homes have to either have a pan or drain in the floor that goes outside.

[Anonymous]

My cousin's family did this. The trick is to really keep modifications down to a bare minimum, as it causes the price to skyrocket. In their case, they went with the standard kitchen and then put in their own changes later.

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