Rosehaven

Rosehaven, which borrows from the Tudor-revival cottages of the 1920s, features architectural detailing long favored in the South. The craftmanship of its English ancestors prevails with the use of sweeping eaves, multipaned casement windows, and half-timbered construction. These wooden accents, along with brick and stucco, create a gracious, timeless appeal.

Inside, the floor plan opens the main level for relaxed family living. The family room includes a vaulted ceiling and a fireplace flanked by bookshelves. The kitchen and light-filled breakfast area form the heart of the downstairs. The master suite, in a separate wing, features a comfortable sitting area and private bath.

The upper floor offers three bedrooms and two baths. A loft provides a study area or space for children to play. With overall dimensions of about 55 x 65 feet, the house can be built on lots similar to those found in many older neighborhoods as well as in conventional suburban locations. Working drawings include details for a basement foundation. If you wish to modify the foundation plan, a wet bar can replace the basement stairs.

See all plans designed by Stephen Fuller, Inc.