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The
Begonia
Ranch Plan
The
Begonia
Plan
Description
The Begonia is a ranch design with all three bedrooms located on one side of the home. The flex room is just off the front foyer. The plan immediately opens to the Kitchen featuring a large island and walk-in pantry. Stairs to the lower level frame the living space consisting of a large Great Room and Dinette near the Kitchen. Both Secondary Bedrooms are accessible through an angled hallway off the Dinette, which also has a full bathroom. The Owner's Suite is at the back corner of the home, and is highlighted by a walk-in closet and Owner's Bathroom. Finally, the Rear Foyer off the garage has a Laundry Room and convenient Powder Room.
- 2-3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 2,127 SQFT
- Stories 1
- Garages 2
- Width 52
- Depth 64
- Collection Traditional
HERS Performance Index
COMFORT AND ENERGY-EFFICIENCY
- 1” rigid foam insulation on exterior walls over 7/16”OSB
- Closed-Cell Spray Foam Insulation (R-14) in basement box sills
- 95% high efficiency furnace with digital smart thermostat
- Tyvek® HomeWrap® taped & sealed including all gable ends
- 1.5” (R 7.5) foam insulation on outside of the full foundation wall
- Kohler® EPA WaterSense® certified plumbing fixtures
- Active Sub-Soil Venting System for healthier indoor air
GREEN BUILT HOMES TESTED & CERTIFIED
- Complete field test performed by a third-party, certified professional
- Wisconsin Focus on Energy™ homes exceeding minimum requirements
- Green Built Home™ Certification
- Erosion control stormwater management
- Recycle construction debris - glass, metal, cardboard, plastic, wood, aluminum
- Masonry, Faucets, Trim and Cabinets are Wisconsin products
All Tim O’Brien Homes are 3rd party tested & certified and exceed the Focus on Energy®, Green Built Standards, and Energy Smart Builder programs.
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