Fascinating design. I can't stop looking at it.

Marcel Leal-Valias

9 years ago

Please tell me the size (width and length) of the complex and also tell me where the garage is. Thank you.

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9 years ago
The Bowtie house is approximately 3800 SF including the garage. The length is 95'-0" and the width is 23'-0". The garage is tucked under the main level on the north end and is accessed by a separate driveway.
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