Floor plan at a glance:
Master bedroom on mezzanine gallery loft, with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe
Downstairs double bedroom with open clothes hanging and luggage shelf
Open-plan kitchen with island bench
Generous combined living/dining area
Wrap-around veranda
Downstairs bathroom with shower and toilet
Compact laundry
Special features of this double storey house plan:
Elegant gabled shed that opens up to the north
Deep roof overhang, roof windows, verandas and pergola control sun all year round
A Not So Big design, tightly and economically planned, with no waste space
Spectacular mezzanine gallery loft with safety glass balustrade takes advantage of steep roof pitch
Full ensuite bathroom, wardrobe and luggage shelf makes the mezzanine even more usable
Lockable under-stair storage accessible from outside
Fun to live in, secure lock up and leave
Suits beach, coastal, bush, urban, or infill site
About the home this two storey house design will give you:
The perfect holiday or retirement home, this design features a deep gable roof over an double height open plan living and dining room, with a mezzanine gallery loft (with ensuite and wardrobe) above the kitchen and the stair tucked in behind.
The downstairs bedroom opens to the veranda and is beside the bathroom, which is accessible to all rooms while separated by the passage from the kitchen.
The main roof continues to the north, but over the veranda can be glazed, or the rafters left exposed, or cut back to the usual eaves overhang.
Simple to build, cool in summer and cosy in winter - an economical, compact and very clever design.
Note: This house design is similar to, but larger than, house design 802.
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