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[quote=Anonymous]On design and relation to budget--I view these as inextricable. But we went custom because we wanted some precision around home features. So in addition to the sq footage, here are some things we're doing, that I really love: 5 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom. 5500 sq feet across three levels. 10 foot ceilings on each level. Has closets 'stacked' above each other on each level that could be turned into an elevator in the future (special foundation accommodations needed for this) Basement (1300 sq ft): Has exercise room (could be turned into a second family room if desired) with electric fireplace to avoid gas venting issues, bedroom, full bath, office. Unfortunately, its not a walkout as the lot is flat. Main level (2000 sq ft living + 500 ish for garage): wheelchair accessible, Guest bedroom w/full bath, roll in shower, vanity that accommodates wheelchairs. Ramps out to garage & back entrances. Powder room, 1st floor small/stacked washer/dryer in mudroom, screened porch with gas fireplace (17x14), open concept family room (gas fireplace)/eat in kitchen, dining room. 2 car garage. Second level (1600 sq ft ): 3 bedrooms, incl primary. Primary bedroom suite includes 2 walk in closets, bathroom, and separate sitting room (a place to watch TV nearby, but without disturbing partner). 2 bedrooms for kids with shared hall bath. Main laundry room with full sized, size by side units, utility sink + cabinet storage. Exterior: brick with some stacked stone at base , outdoor deck about 1/3 the length of the house + grade level slab connecting screened porch with deck (and connecting ramp). Wanted bluestone for slab, but might do a textured concrete depending on how costs are running.[/quote]
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