The Avenue Collection
This collection is inspired by the house I grew up in: a 1890's craftsman bungalow on 4th Avenue - but with modern life updates and spaces. All three versions have two stories, but different second floor layouts.
The Avenue House Plan - Petite
This petite version of the Avenue House Plan is a simple and classic traditional home. With only two bedrooms upstairs, the main living happens on the first floor. A dedicated office at the front of the house is great for those who see clients and want to work from home without sacrificing privacy.
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The Specs:
- 3 bedroom
- 2.5 bath
- Open concept Living / dining / kitchen
- dedicated private office at front of house
- 2.615 square feet
- overall dimensions: 62' wide x 60' deep
The Flow Fit:
- you love to cook and entertain
- You need a large scullery / pantry
- Extremely private primary suite
- want a comfortable 3 bedroom house without sprawling
buy now for $1,397
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The Avenue Classic Second Floor
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The Avenue Expanded Second Floor
The Avenue House Plan - Classic
The Classic version of the Avenue House Plan is just a bit more spacious than The Petite. A bonus living room / flex room joins the two upstairs bedrooms and bathroom. The first floor is still the same open floor plan with a large scullery, private primary suite, and dedicated office at the front of the house.
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The Specs:
- 3 bedroom
- 2.5 bath
- Bonus flex room on second floor
- 2,860 square feet
- overall dimensions: 62' wide x 60' deep
The Flow Fit:
- You need an extra flex space for a playroom, tv room, or second office in addition to the main floor office.
- you love to cook and want a big kitchen but still be able to be with the family
buy now for $1,597
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