October 2012

 

 

October 2012

 

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Parade of Homes

Don Gardner's Marley Plan #1285, built by Senter & Weigand Home Builders, Inc., will be featured in the Brunswick County Parade of Homes during the last 2 weekends of October.

Take the drive to eastern North Carolina and tour this home between noon and 5pm October 19th-21st & 26th-28th.

Brunswick County Parade of Homes
The Marley Plan #1285

Do You Houzz?

Have you discovered Houzz.com yet? Houzz is a photography-based site specifically for home design and decor enthusiasts. It's a great way to get inspired!

Check out Don Gardner plan renderings, as well as interior and exterior photography, and create your own ideabooks as you prepare to build your own Dream Home!

Find Don Gardner Architects on Houzz

Featured Design: Plan 1013 -
The Edelweiss

This traditional European front exterior transitions into a luxurious rear with bay windows, covered porch, and patio.

The cathedral ceiling-topped great room features a corner fireplace and a rear wall of French doors and windows, with a view of the kitchen. The spectacular octagonal dining room sits off the rear of the home, with views all around and pass-throughs to the great room and kitchen.

The unique shape of the dining room is mirrored in the secluded master bedroom, which enjoys rear views, porch access, and full master bath with all the amenities.

     

View more photos and info for Plan 1013

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House Plans on the Drawing Board

Be sure to check out two of our most recent conceptual plans below and give us your feedback!

House Plan on the Drawing Board: Plan 1341

House Plan on the Drawing Board: Plan 1342

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Popular Questions

How many plan sets do I need?

The number of sets you will need can vary depending on your specific situation. Besides a set for yourself, you will probably need sets for your builder, mortgage lender, local building department, and any subcontractors who need one.

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