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11 years ago

How many square feet is this plan? It's beautiful!!

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Lawrence Architecture, Inc.
11 years ago
Total s.f. = 7,800 s.f. Finished basement = 2,307 s.f. Main level = 3,233 s.f. Upper level = 2,260 s.f.
fayrdh
11 years ago
What is the stucco brand and color? Shutter color? Stone brand and name?
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all4sc
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sweet!
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