The Sea Foam has windows on all sides so it’s perfect for view property.
The entry through the covered porch goes into the main great room. The rooms have been vaulted to provide an even more spacious appearance. The living room, on the right, and has a fireplace in the center.
The master suite is in the right wing of the home too. It has a private master bath with a large corner shower, two sinks, a corner linen closet, and a tub accessible for use by guests. There are two closets and a door that opens to the back yard.
The rear portion is dedicated to the kitchen and open to rest of the home. The island in the center has a range and oven, and an eating bar on the backside. There is another eating bar facing the vaulted dining room.
An enormous pantry is in the center hub.
The dining room is lined with windows that overlook the view to the rear.
The left wing, off the dining area, contains a vaulted den behind pocket doors and full bath with shower.
The huge unfinished basement on the Sea Foam is 2,091 square feet. It has a central room for the water heater and the forced air furnace. Surrounding the stairwell is extra storage areas and a door leading to the two-car garage.
For a study plan of the Sea Foam (409-24) send $25 to Landmark Designs, Inc., P.O. Box 5625 Eugene, OR 97405. Order or search online at www.ldiplans.com. Order this week to save up to 50 percent off construction plans using the discount code LHE98, or by calling 800-562-1151.
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