I know where you're coming from. I have a bit of that view myself for other parts of the house, but the bathroom oughta be right off the bedroom IMO. Nevertheless, that's a majestic house. Looks like ~4900 ft2, not incl. garages.poet_x said:
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CokerRat said:Nice... except you have to walk 300 feet to take a leak in the morning.
or you can option in the door that lend to your patio.....
theirs nothing like waking up walking out side and well you know...........i know my dog loves it.........
Only $600,000. You should buy two so relatives will have somewhere to stay when the visit
Thats beautiful Phoen$x. I love the house. I guess if i ever get to Az. , you'll have room to put me up. LOL . Always wanted to get out to the west. Never been to the left coast. Need to make time and just do it.
That's a damn good price for that house. In my area, the duplexes are going for around that price. A 4000 sq ft single family is in the $850K+ area.NetViper said:Only $600,000. You should buy two so relatives will have somewhere to stay when the visit
Thats a nice house Pheonsx,
Where would you wash your car at though?
Where would you wash your car at though?
donwon said:
I think he's got plans to wash it at my place.
Actually I would have to modify the plan slightly for my taste. I'd put the master suite downstairs (don't care much for climbing stairs, BTDT), and build a separate RV garage/workshop/covered car wash area. Ok, dream over.donwon said:
NSXLuvr said:maybe we should do a group buy
Count me in, if Texas is available.
that house is sweet and $600k is cheap...at least by Cali standards.
Heres another neat house and floorplan
six7777 said:
Yeah, DUPLEXES go for $300,000 or more here. A house like that would be in the millions.
A new sub-division of Duplexes located about 2 miles from my house are going for $500-600KMsKadyB said:
O-Ace said:A new sub-division of Duplexes located about 2 miles from my house are going for $500-600K
How do people afford to live in these places?? Are these duplexes made of gold?
Thanks for the info, Don. That is a cool house, I love how the Porte Cochere is flanked on both sides by garages, it's the perfect place to wash cars. You definitely need a DEEP lot to build that house.donwon said:
That's what I'd like to know too. Unless they're getting 1000 year mortgages, the monthly payment would be way out of reach for the average joe.NetViper said:
NetViper said:
600k for 30 years @ 5.09=$3254 per month
..............20 years @ 5.09=$3989 per month.
That is a lot of house for ~4k a month. Now the question is does anyone really need a house that big?
BTW the payment is much easier when others are making it for you. i.e employees and tenants.
Lets not forget the taxes nowsteveny said:
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If your really wondering what a place like that would cost. I'm a real estate appraiser and you couldn't touch that design for anything less than $175 to $200 a square foot. "Donwons plan" That is the kind of place that requires top of the line quality and finish work. That cost will not include the land to put it on. Based on the drawing that monster prob. has 150' of frontage. In order for the home to look proportioned correctly on a lot would take at least 3 to 5 acres. We can all do the math on this!!!
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Yup,
I would not want to be the one performing an appraisal a house with that kind of floorplan. Take a sleeping bag into the skyroom.
I would not want to be the one performing an appraisal a house with that kind of floorplan. Take a sleeping bag into the skyroom.
The "bonus space" is larger than my first house! That's not a house, that's a hotel.
That's not a house, that's a hotel.
Sweet house....
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