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This home is loaded with Mediterranean–style features, such as the 'Spanish' tile roofs, arched openings and windows, and the covered patio and upper terrace. The home features a family room, a den/study, and a dramatic formal living room with a ceiling height that reaches almost 22'.

After coming off of the covered front porch, you enter a foyer space that has a ceiling height of almost 22'. A half–height wall gives you a view to the formal dining room at the right. As you step into the main gallery space, decorative columns and arched openings frame views to a formal living room. The living room has a ceiling height of 21'-10", and windows span the two–story high space. Straight ahead is a breakfast nook, which has sliding glass doors to a covered patio, and is open to the family room. The room is open to the kitchen, which has a center island, and a sliding door that divides it from the dining room.

If you turn left at the gallery foyer, there is a stairwell and a den/study with a coffered ceiling and a full cabana bath, which has a secondary door to the side yard. The gallery turns into a small hall, which accesses a powder room, a laundry room, and a two–car garage.

The upstairs landing has views to both the living room and foyer spaces below. A master suite at the right has a sitting area with sliding glass doors to a covered terrace. There are two walk–in closets, and the master bath features a private toilet room, two separate vanity sink areas, a whirlpool tub, and a separate shower. Three more bedrooms are located on the upper floor, one of which has its own private full bath, as well as a full public bathroom.

Please Note
The plans for this home call for reinforced concrete block exterior walls. If you plan to construct this house with any other exterior wall system, we highly recommend that you purchase the plans in electronic format.

Foundation Info
This house was originally designed to have a slab foundation. You can of course change it to a full or partial basement, or to a crawlspace, but you will need the help of a local builder or designer, and the new foundation plans should be reviewed by a structural engineer prior to construction.