Vernacular Greek RevivalPlan SL-170
SL-170
Plan Details
BASICS
- 3
- 3 full
- 2
- 2
- Crawlspace
- Upper Floor
- Upper Floor
- 1
SQUARE FOOTAGE
- 1,684
- 1,334
- 0
- 3,018
- 504
DIMENSIONS
- 49'0" x 72'0"
- 30'0"
PLATE HEIGHTS
- 9.0'
- 8.3'
CONSTRUCTION
- 2x4
- Gable
STYLE / INFLUENCES
- Southern ,
- New England ,
- Colonial ,
- Early American
KITCHEN FEATURES
- Island ,
- Pantry ,
- Eat-in ,
- Menu Desk
PRIMARY BEDROOM FEATURES
- Walk-in Closet ,
- Porch ,
- Dual Sinks ,
- Shower ,
- Private Toilet ,
- Spa/Whirlpool
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Porch ,
- Skylight(s) ,
- Fireplace ,
- Wet Bar
DESCRIPTION
Although many people associate the Greek Revival style with the white, columned plantation house, simpler versions were much more typical. Pre-Civil War cottages, farmhouses, and even country stores all borrowed elements of this classic style. This plan is based on one of the common vernacular versions. A traditional two-story clapboard, it contains about 3,000 square feet of space. A front-facing gable with a cobweb fanlight echoes the pediment of the Greek temple. Corner pilasters replace the more typical (and the more costly) freestanding columns.
Inside lies a large, old-fashioned great room with beamed ceiling and traditional mantel. The kitchen features a vaulted, beamed ceiling with skylights and an island work center. It adjoins a breakfast area, which opens to a porch. The separate dining room includes a true china closet, as well as a box bay window. A combination powder room/bath allows the library to be converted into a guestroom.
Upstairs, the master bedroom features a tray ceiling and double sets of French doors, which open to a screened sitting porch. The master bath includes a large dressing area with walk-in cedar closet and separate bathtub and shower. Across the hall, two additional bedrooms share a compartment bath.
On the third level, double fan windows light the bonus space, which could be a studio, playroom, or private retreat. Greek Revival Vernacular Style was designed by G. John Baxter of Atlanta.
Inside lies a large, old-fashioned great room with beamed ceiling and traditional mantel. The kitchen features a vaulted, beamed ceiling with skylights and an island work center. It adjoins a breakfast area, which opens to a porch. The separate dining room includes a true china closet, as well as a box bay window. A combination powder room/bath allows the library to be converted into a guestroom.
Upstairs, the master bedroom features a tray ceiling and double sets of French doors, which open to a screened sitting porch. The master bath includes a large dressing area with walk-in cedar closet and separate bathtub and shower. Across the hall, two additional bedrooms share a compartment bath.
On the third level, double fan windows light the bonus space, which could be a studio, playroom, or private retreat. Greek Revival Vernacular Style was designed by G. John Baxter of Atlanta.
