4 Bedroom Elevated House Plan – Sloping Block Design | Plan 213KR
 
Explore a modern elevated home designed around spacious open-plan living, four bedrooms and decks at the front and rear. Plan 213KR combines a central kitchen, generous entertaining spaces and a private master suite with a walk-in robe, ensuite and retreat.
 
This PDF concept plan package provides a practical starting point for discussing your new home with a builder or building designer. The raised-floor design offers an option to explore for flat or sloping land, subject to site assessment, engineering and local requirements.
 
HOME DESIGN FEATURES
• Four bedrooms, including a master suite with walk-in robe
• Two bathrooms, including the master ensuite
• Private retreat adjoining the master bedroom
• Robes to the three additional bedrooms
• Central galley kitchen with an island and pantry
• Open-plan living, dining and meals areas
• Raked ceiling over the central living space
• Combined main bathroom and laundry, plus a separate WC
• Front and rear decks for outdoor living
• Elevated floor design on posts or stumps
• Contemporary façade inspiration with light cladding and timber accents
 
SIZE DETAILS
• Internal floor area: 155.8 m² / approximately 1,677 sq ft
• Front deck: 15.8 m² / approximately 170 sq ft
• Rear deck: 39.9 m² / approximately 429 sq ft
• Total area including decks: 211.5 m² / approximately 2,277 sq ft
• Main building width: 22.64 m / approximately 74 ft 3 in
• Overall depth including decks: 12.59 m / approximately 41 ft 4 in
 
The side stair projection is additional to the main building width. Imperial figures above are approximate conversions of the metric areas; figures shown within the imperial drawing set may differ.
 
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
 
Receive two digital PDF files, each containing nine pages, with metric and imperial versions supplied.
 
The package includes:
• Dimensioned preliminary floor plan with room layouts, measurements and area schedule
• Exterior elevation drawings showing all four sides
• Preliminary electrical layout with lighting, power-point positions and a symbol legend
• Coloured floor plan
• Furnished 3D cutaway floor plan
• Modern façade visualisation
• Four-view exterior presentation
• Design overview and information about upgrading to full construction plans
 
WHY START WITH CONCEPT PLANS?
Visualise your home
 
Explore the relationship between bedrooms, living areas and outdoor spaces before progressing to detailed documentation.
 
Discuss indicative building costs
 
Give your builder a starting point for preliminary pricing and conversations about materials, site conditions and your budget.
Plan your modifications
 
Identify changes you would like to discuss, such as room arrangements, finishes or adjustments to suit your lifestyle.
 
Share your ideas clearly
 
Use the drawings and visualisations when meeting with your builder, draftsperson or relevant consultant.
 
Start with an established layout
 
Develop your ideas from an existing home design rather than beginning with a blank page.
SUITABILITY FOR SLOPING LAND
 
This elevated house concept may provide a useful starting point for a sloping block. Suitability depends on your property's slope, soil conditions, access, setbacks and planning requirements.
Post heights, foundations, bracing, stairs and other structural elements must be designed for your site. The concept drawings do not establish that the home can be built on a particular property.
 
NEED CHANGES OR FULL CONSTRUCTION PLANS?
 
Contact Australian Floor Plans to discuss modifications or request a quote for the next stage of documentation.
 
Full construction plans are an optional upgrade and are not included in this concept package. The required scope will depend on your site, location and proposed changes.
 
IMPORTANT PURCHASE INFORMATION
 
This is a digital PDF concept plan package. No physical product will be posted.
 
These preliminary drawings are intended for design exploration and initial discussions. They are not a complete construction or permit submission set.
 
Site-specific documentation, structural engineering, relevant consultant reports and approvals will be required before building. Notes within the drawings must be reviewed and updated for the applicable requirements at the time and location of construction.
 
Façade images, furnishings, colours and landscaping are illustrative. They help you visualise the design and do not constitute a construction specification.
 
Please contact us before purchasing if you have questions about the design, file contents or modification options.
 
Design reference: 213KR
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