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House Plan Description
The Caprina home plan is evocative of the adobe escapes of the Spanish Colonial vernacular. The Caprina integrates the graceful interior with the outdoors and invites a reconnection with nature. Paneled doors lead to a grand foyer. This defies convention with a no-walls approach to the formal dining room and living room. Coffered ceilings provide spatial separation and a visual link between the private and public realms. Dramatic views further define the interior. This enables a rambling casual zone to meld into the scenery. Double french doors lead from the foyer directly through to the rear lanai. The wraparound lanai connects rooms bordering the refreshing rear elevation. This is an invitation to enjoy the outdoors and offer public and private realms. A few powerful renaissance details, such as spiral pilasters and patterned masonry, twist the traditional vocabulary of the Caprina to a more modern, eclectic motif. Rows of arched-top windows enhance the sidewalk presence of the home. This brings plenty of light to the interior.
The entire left side of the home is the master suite. Overlooking the rear lanai is the master bedroom, with a stepped ceiling. His and Hers walk in closets provide ample space for storage. The master en suite offers double sinks, a whirlpool tub, and corner walk in shower. It also has a separate water closet. The kitchen in the Caprina has lots of counter space including a center island for food preparation. A large corner pantry provides ample storage. The open concept floor plan leads to the breakfast nook and leisure room. A separate lanai to the left of the home has an outdoor fireplace and rear cabana. This beautiful floor plan comes with 3271 square feet of living area. The plan has four bedrooms with three and 1/2 bathrooms. Finally, this plan has a slab/stem wall foundation.
Interested in a Custom Home Design, visit our custom home design portfolio at www.satergroup.com
The Caprina home plan is evocative of the adobe escapes of the Spanish Colonial vernacular. The Caprina integrates the graceful interior with the outdoors and invites a reconnection with nature. Paneled doors lead to a grand foyer. This defies convention with a no-walls approach to the formal dining room and living room. Coffered ceilings provide spatial separation and a visual link between the private and public realms. Dramatic views further define the interior. This enables a rambling casual zone to meld into the scenery. Double french doors lead from the foyer directly through to the rear lanai. The wraparound lanai connects rooms bordering the refreshing rear elevation. This is an invitation to enjoy the outdoors and offer public and private realms. A few powerful renaissance details, such as spiral pilasters and patterned masonry, twist the traditional vocabulary of the Caprina to a more modern, eclectic motif. Rows of arched-top windows enhance the sidewalk presence of the home. This brings plenty of light to the interior.
The entire left side of the home is the master suite. Overlooking the rear lanai is the master bedroom, with a stepped ceiling. His and Hers walk in closets provide ample space for storage. The master en suite offers double sinks, a whirlpool tub, and corner walk in shower. It also has a separate water closet. The kitchen in the Caprina has lots of counter space including a center island for food preparation. A large corner pantry provides ample storage. The open concept floor plan leads to the breakfast nook and leisure room. A separate lanai to the left of the home has an outdoor fireplace and rear cabana. This beautiful floor plan comes with 3271 square feet of living area. The plan has four bedrooms with three and 1/2 bathrooms. Finally, this plan has a slab/stem wall foundation.
Interested in a Custom Home Design, visit our custom home design portfolio at www.satergroup.com
PLAN SPECS
Total Living
3271 Sq. Ft.
1st Floor
3271 sq. ft.
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
3
Half Bathrooms
1
Width of House
74 ft. 8 in.
Depth of House
118 ft. 0 in.
Foundation
Slab/Stem Wall
Exterior Wall
Wood 2x6
Entry Sq. Ft.
277 sq. ft.
Garage Sq. Ft.
779 sq. ft.
Lanai Sq. Ft.
1203 sq. ft.
Total Sq. Ft.
5530 Sq. Ft.
Roof Pitch
7/12
Garage Bays
3 car
Garage Load
Side/Swing
Built-in Grill
Yes
Fire Place
Yes
His and Hers Closets
Yes
Outdoor Fireplace
Yes
Walk-in Pantry
Yes
Wet Bar
Yes
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At Sater Design, we’re all about creating your dream home and making the process as easy as possible for you. Therefore, the plan format you select will depend on your situation. For your convenience, we sell our plans in 3 basic plan formats: printed on Vellum paper, in electronic PDF file format, and electronic AutoCAD files. AutoCAD is the name of the program that is used to create the plans. There is no “correct” or “better” plan format, it all depends on your individual needs. Each plan format has its benefits and some are more versatile than others.
Print Vellum: The most popular plan format our customers order is the Print-Vellum format. This plan format gives you a set of plans printed on Vellum paper that you can show your builder. Copies can be made as needed– see the Plan Licensing Information page for more details. The Vellum paper is erasable (using a special architect’s eraser) so added notes or minor changes can be made to the plans if needed. The Vellum plan format is the most expensive to ship.
PDF Electronic: The second most popular plan format is PDF, which is an electronic file format. We email you the plan as a set of electronic PDF files. This plan format provides the most expedient way to receive the plans. Your local blue print shop can make prints as needed. Again, see the Plan Licensing Information page for more details on making copies. The PDF plan format is an electronic file, but it is not editable so changes can be more difficult to make.
CAD Electronic: If you need to make changes or alterations to the plan, you will need to order the plan in electronic AutoCAD plan format. Anyone with the AutoCAD program and knowledge of how to use it — which most builders do –will be able to open the files and make changes to them. Your builder or local blue print shop can make prints from the AutoCAD files (see the Plan Licensing Information page for more details). There AutoCAD files come on a USB flash drive and is shipped with your plan licensing information packet.
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