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In This Issue:

Front Page
NAHB, Realtors State Housing Finance Reform Position
Ohio Latest State to Pass Notice and Opportunity to Repair Law
Layouts for Living
Floor Plans for Living Big in Narrow Spaces
President's Message
NAHB Is Your Business Partner
Politics & Government
Bill Would Extend Terrorism Insurance Provisions
House Passes Bill to Improve Job Training
Business Management
Manage Your Time, Make More Money
Tips
Builders' Tip: Fitting Stair Treads
Seniors Housing
First Seniors 20 Club Explores Issues of Growing 50+ Market
Multifamily
Tenants 'Best Buyers' in Condo Conversions
Remodelers
Speaking Spanish Will Make a Difference to Your Bottom Line
Education
Countrywide New Sponsor of NAHB University of Housing
Education Calendar
Sales
Satisfied Customers Can Help Build Your Brand and Business
Construction Safety
St. Louis Builders Join With OSHA to Improve Safety
Regulation
North Carolina Builders Win School Impact Fee Case
Codes and Standards
Framing Guide Shows How to Meet Code
Legal
Court Rejects Anti-Growth Zoning Restrictions in Northern Virginia
Information About Current Use of Arbitration Requested
Green Building
Builders Embrace Schwarzenegger Solar Roof Proposal
Workforce Housing
Affordable Homes Aimed at Workers in Trenton
Women's Council
Tools Becoming Safer and More Efficient
Labor
Lowe’s Helps HBI Job Corps Grads Pursue Housing Careers
Building Products
Fanfold Underlayment Reduces Air Infiltration
Coast to Coast
Association news
NAHB Spring Board Meeting Set for April 11-17
Get GM Discount Pricing on More Than 80 GM Vehicles
Help Tsunami Survivors Rebuild Their Homes
Subscribe Your Employees to Nation’s Building News
Robson Seeks Office of NAHB Vice President and Secretary
Calendar of Events

Related Articles

NAHB, Realtors State Housing Finance Reform Position

Ohio Latest State to Pass Notice and Opportunity to Repair Law

Floor Plans for Living Big in Narrow Spaces

The Farmington — Mitchell & Best Homes
(www.mitchellbesthomes.com)

Full-sized Living on a Narrow Lot: Neatly wrapped in a home designed for traditional neighborhoods and empty nesters

Indoor Conveniences: The Farmington has more than enough flexible space to go around ― a full 3,137 square feet of living space in a home just 38 feet wide — a first floor master suite with a deluxe master bath and split closets, two-story formal foyer, 10-foot ceilings and an open floor plan with overlapping spaces. 

Outside Charm: A formal entry and stoop, multi-piece cornices, brick banding, shutters, molded brick sills and a rear- or alley-loaded two-car garage carry tradition into the 21st century.

Cozy Retreats: The Farmington’s front and side covered porches are just right for kicking back and chatting with neighbors, and bring home all the charm and easy living of an earlier time.

Lower Floor Layout
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Upper Floor Layout
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Opt. Kitchen Layout
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Features & Spec
s

  • Width: 38 feet

  • Depth: 67 feet, 6 inches

  • Total Square Footage: 3,137 square feet
     
  • Narrow Lot Design for Traditional Neighborhoods

  • Traditional Exterior Architectural Detailing

  • Formal Front Entry Features and Stoops

  • Covered Front and Side Porches

  • Open Floor Plan with Defined Rooms and Overlapping Spaces

  • First Floor Master Suite with Deluxe Master Bath and Split Closets

  • Two Story, Formal Foyer

  • 10-foot + Ceilings (stepped and tray)

  • Upper Level, Open Loft Space

  • Rear/Alley Load, Attached Two-Car Garage


— Mitchell & Best Homes
(www.mitchellbesthomes.com)


 

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