Chonburi (click to enlarge)
Specifications: 624 sq. ft. interior main floor, 624 sq. ft. upper floor, total 1,248 sq. ft. interior, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Footprint: 27′ x 29′
Description: This sustainable home design is named after one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world – Chonburi, Thailand. Rich with old world charm and character, it has a tiled hip roof, covered entry with columns, arched doorways, large country-style kitchen, and all bedrooms upstairs for privacy. Master bedroom has private bath and love seat. Designed for hot climates, this plan can easily be modified for cold climates. Back doors on east and west sides make it easy to expand later. Optional cathedral ceiling in master bedroom.
Note: larger 3-4 bedroom version also available. 27’x42′ = 1,134 sq. ft. interior each floor for total 2,268 sq. ft., Footprint: 31’x45′
Chonburi main floor (click to enlarge)
Chonburi upper floor (click to enlarge)
I would be interested in seeing the plan for the larger 27′x42′ version. Though more out of curiosity than the need for a design at the moment.
I’ll scan the rough drawings tomorrow and email them to you.
Do you have an estimate on cost range this house would be?
That’s impossible for me to do. You have to calculate local costs of labor and materials. Prices for bags and other materials keep going up, etc.Talk to experienced builders in your area.
Do you have a more detailed plan that would give the general dimensions of each room? We were looking at taking the laundry upstairs and converting it into a common bathroom with a laundry closet. Then convert the lower floor laundry into a nice walk in pantry/utility room. If you have these plans available could you email them to me?
I don’t show all details for free. Final plans include all measurements.
I really like this design, and i am woundering how difficult it would be to add a porch with a slanted roof to the front end of the house?
Very easy, ha ha. You can do many things like this using the plans as a starting point.