NVA Home Plan
A pre-drawn house plan provides you with tremendous cost savings when compared to creating a custom house plan from scratch.
About This Plan
$7500 (PDF - single use license)
NVA Plan Features:
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open floor plan
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2 x 6 exterior walls
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owner's suite w/ kitchenette & fireplace
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bonus room/bedroom option
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two story front and rear balconies
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9'-0" ceiling height
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large exterior rear deck
4000
Heated S.F.
3
Beds
3.5
Baths
2
Stories
2
Cars


Main Level
2nd Floor
What's in the Plans:
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FLOOR PLANS
Floor plans are views of each floor, looking down from above. The plans show window and door locations, room sizes, cabinets and fixtures.
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BUILDING SECTIONS
Building sections show cutaway views of the home structure.
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FOUNDATION PLAN
The Foundation Plan shows the location of footings and concrete slabs.
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EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS
Exterior elevations are flat views of the outside of the house, looking at the front, left, rear and right.
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FLOOR & ROOF STRUCTURE LAYOUTS
Floor and roof layouts show the outline of the floor truss systems, and slopes, valleys, ridges and hips on the roof.
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WALL SECTIONS
The wall sections are a detailed view showing how the walls are assembled.
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INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
Shows the details of cabinets such as those found in the kitchen, bathroom and utility room, fireplaces and other special interior features.
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NOTES & CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Shows general notes, as well as the house construction details.
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WINDOW & DOOR SCHEDULES
Shows the window and door sizes.
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THERMAL PLANS
Shows the buildings thermal envelope.
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ELECTRICAL PLANS
The electrical plan shows the outlets, switches, lights and fans on the floor plan.
Building Code
All of our plans are designed to provide the information needed to build your home. Because of the wide range of requirements throughout states and municipalities, it is possible that the plans may not have all of the information required by your building department. If this is the case, we recommend hiring a local design professional or engineer who can assist bringing the plans up to your local building code.
Engineering
Some states require that a licensed architect or engineer review and stamp the plans. If this is the case where you will be building, a local professional will be able to assist you.