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Our La Ventana home plan is an Andalusian inspired masterpiece. It's rope moulding accents give a Romanesque flair to the pointed arch entry in this detail rich Mediterranean manor house. The foyer is highlighted by a barrel vaulted ceiling and leads to the living room with floor to ceiling mitered glass and views to beyond. On the right of La Ventana is the formal dining room, which is open to the adjacent living room to create sense of spaciousness. Guests are welcomed to the informal areas of the house via a dramatic two-story stairway and stand behind wet bar. A walk-in wine cellar is showcased under the stairs through fixed glass. The leisure room, kitchen and nook of La Ventana are behind the guest suites. This open area is perfect for relaxation and entertainment alike. The leisure room features a two story ceiling and pocketing corner-less sliding glass doors that make the space feel like part of the outdoors. Just outside of the leisure room is the outdoor kitchen and a veranda that spans the entire rear of the home. The rest of this side of the home contains two guest suites with private baths and utility room. Traveling to the left of the foyer one first encounters the library/office that looks out to views in the rear. Beyond are double doors leading to the master foyer. The master suite of La Ventana has sitting alcove and stepped tray ceilings. The master bath has his and hers walk-in closets and vanities. It also features an island tub with walk-in shower beyond. The guest suites and family spaces of La Ventana are to the right, with the leisure room opening to a veranda and an outdoor kitchen. The master suite is commanding with stepped ceilings, two walk-in closets and a luxurious bath where a centered tub 'floats' under a tray ceiling. The second level offers another bedroom, loft space and a wrapping deck. The La Ventana home plan has 5009 square feet of living area, and has four bedrooms and four and 1/2 bathrooms. The foundation is designed with a slab/stem wall. Can't find the perfect plan? Visit our website at SaterGroup.com for our custom home planning services.
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We tackled this renovation during the heart of the pandemic. In two phases, we first reconfigured the 2nd floor primary suite to include a more functional bathroom and walk-in closet. Next, we focused on the kitchen. In both the kitchen and living room, we had an opportunity to reclaim unused space from a previous renovation. We reconfigured the entire kitchen, with cabinetry along the entire perimeter, plus a generous island with a breakfast bar. We also added a butler’s pantry and mudroom off the kitchen, adding plenty of extra storage and useful space for our clients’ family.
This is my very first manor. Inspired by the Hatfield house. The manor has got 10 bedrooms, 1 master bedroom, 2 bathrooms, 1 master bathroom, dining...
A foot bath in the lady's bathroom next to the Master Bedroom on the second floor of Stan Hywet ("Stan Hewitt"), the 1915 Gilded Age manor house built by Frank A. Seiberling in Akron, Ohio.
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I officially understand the meaning of "good things take time." This bathroom took months from start to finish but the end result was worth all the time and money spent to create it and it might be my new favorite space in the house. I went back and forth a lot with this room design wise
