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The plan · 93235EL
A grand 6,620 sq ft European Transitional estate with six bedrooms, two master suites, and a four-car courtyard garage
This magnificent European-inspired residence offers 6,620 finished square feet across two stories, with six bedrooms, six full and one half baths, and a spacious four-car courtyard garage. The striking exterior features steep roof pitches and elegant stone detailing, leading to a refined entry that opens into a grand and sophisticated floor plan. The expansive main level is designed for effortless hosting, with a formal dining room, a dedicated library or study, and an open-concept living area anchored by a walk-in pantry. Two primary suites, a game and recreation room with a wet bar, covered porches, and a built-in in-law suite round out a home engineered for both luxury living and multi-generational flexibility.
Plan highlights
- ◆ 6,620 sq ft of finished living space across two stories (3,973 sq ft main level, 2,647 sq ft upper floor)
- ◆ Six bedrooms and six and a half baths, including two full primary suites — one on each floor
- ◆ Four-car attached courtyard garage with 1,263 sq ft of garage area
- ◆ Steep 16-on-12 primary roof pitch with elegant stone detailing and stick framing
- ◆ Game and recreation room with wet bar, formal dining room, library or study, and walk-in pantry
- ◆ In-law suite, dual laundry facilities, mudroom, and 553 sq ft of covered porches
Before you break ground
This plan's best features are the easy ones to under-budget
At 6,620 square feet, Plan 93235EL packs in features that standard price-per-square-foot averages were never designed to price — among them a steep 16-on-12 primary roof pitch requiring specialized framing, a 1,263 sq ft four-car courtyard garage, dual laundry installations, two full master suite buildouts, and 553 sq ft of covered porch. Each of these elements carries its own labor and material cost curve that a simple multiplier will miss.
A 16-on-12 pitch is among the steepest in residential construction, demanding more roofing material, additional safety rigging, and experienced framers — all of which push labor and material costs well above what a standard gable roof would require. Pair that with the plan's signature stone exterior detailing and the exterior envelope alone can represent a significant share of total build cost.
Two fully appointed primary suites mean two high-finish bathroom buildouts — think tile work, plumbing rough-in, cabinetry, and fixtures — effectively doubling that premium line item compared with a single-master plan. The oversized four-car courtyard garage adds another 1,263 sq ft of slab, framing, doors, and mechanicals that a per-square-foot estimate based on heated space alone will completely overlook.
Labor rates, permit fees, and material markets vary widely by region — and for a home of this scale, that regional spread can easily represent hundreds of thousands of dollars, which is the single biggest reason a national average will mislead you.
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$1,640,000 – $1,964,000
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Why "cost per square foot" depends on where you build
New construction commonly runs anywhere from $180 to $350+ per square foot depending on region and finish level. The full report prices these factors for your exact ZIP.
Trade availability and wages vary sharply by metro and state.
Impact and permit fees range from minor to five figures.
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