Model 2819
2,819 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2½ baths · family room and office · rooftop deck
Model 2819 is a single-story pueblo style home with stucco parapet walls, a clay tile front porch on log posts and a rooftop deck reached by a wrought iron spiral staircase, built by Isaacson Homes, a licensed custom home builder in Cochise County, Arizona, in Palominas. Its 2,819 square feet include three bedrooms and two and a half baths, a great room with a 12-foot ceiling and a pellet stove, a family room, an office, a dining room with a bay of windows and a kitchen with an island, an angled bar and a walk-in pantry. A 597 sq ft covered back patio, a 291 sq ft covered front porch and an 852 sq ft garage complete the plan, which was drawn by Warren J. Bickel Architectural Drafting Services.
At a glance
| Living area | 2,819 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 3, including the master suite |
| Bathrooms | 2 full baths plus a powder room |
| Extra rooms | Family room, office, walk-in pantry, utility room, master walk-in closet |
| Ceilings | 12 ft flat in the great room; 10 ft flat elsewhere |
| Garage | 852 sq ft |
| Covered patio | 597 sq ft, built as a rooftop deck above |
| Covered front porch | 291 sq ft |
| Total under roof | 4,559 sq ft |
| Floors | Dyed integral concrete, saw cut in 3 ft squares |
| Stories | Single story with rooftop deck |
| Drafter | Warren J. Bickel Architectural Drafting Services |
| Built in | Palominas, AZ |
Floor plan
The covered front porch opens to a foyer with an office on one side and the bedroom wing on the other. The great room sits at the center of the home with a pellet stove and French doors to the long covered back patio. The kitchen has an island, an angled bar facing the great room, a walk-in pantry and double wall ovens, with the dining room in a bay of windows beside it and a family room beyond. Two bedrooms and a hall bath are along the front, and the master suite on the other side has a large walk-in closet and a bath with a corner tub, a walk-in shower and double vanities, near the utility room and the door to the garage.
General layout for illustration only, not to scale. Call us for the full plan; it can be adjusted to fit your lot and how you live.
About this home
Model 2819 is a pueblo style home with stucco parapet walls, a clay tile roof over the front porch and a walled courtyard with rustic wood gates. A wrought iron spiral staircase leads from the back patio to a rooftop deck with views across the grassland to the mountains.
Inside, stained concrete floors scored in a tile pattern run through the home, and wood beams with carved corbels on round log posts frame the openings between rooms, with built-in wall niches in the halls. The kitchen has rustic knotty wood cabinets, quartz counters, a gas cooktop with a stainless hood, a tile backsplash, an island, a peninsula and stainless double wall ovens. A rustic plank barn door and wood and glass double doors add character.
The master bath has a drop-in soaking tub with a glass mosaic accent, a tiled walk-in shower with a bench, niches and multiple showerheads, and a long double vanity. The back patio has a wood plank ceiling, exposed beams, log posts and a ceiling fan.
Highlights
- Rooftop deck with mountain views and a spiral iron staircase
- Pueblo style with parapets, walled courtyard and clay tile front porch
- Great room with pellet stove and 12-foot ceiling
- Kitchen with island, angled bar, walk-in pantry and double wall ovens
- Family room and office
- Master suite with soaking tub, walk-in shower and large closet
- Stained concrete floors, wood beams and log posts
Photo gallery
Exterior, patio and rooftop deck
Great room and kitchen
Master suite
Bedrooms, office and baths
Build this plan
You can build Model 2819 as shown, change it to fit how you live, or use it as a starting point for a completely custom design. We build on your lot or one of ours, throughout Sierra Vista, Hereford, Palominas and southwest Cochise County.
Questions about this plan
Can I change the floor plan?
Yes. Most clients adjust a plan, such as room sizes, the garage or the patio, and we can also design a completely custom home.
Can you build on my lot?
Yes. We build on your property anywhere in our service area, or we can help you find a lot. See our lots for sale.
How long does it take to build?
Plans usually take 3 to 8 weeks. Once the building permit is issued, construction of a home this size typically takes about 8 to 12 months. The exact timeline depends on your selections and on supply chain logistics. If speed is an issue, discuss it with us in the bidding stage. We can guide you with time saving designs, procedures, and selections.
What does it cost to get started?
A new design drawing is $2,000 to $6,000, or if you pick an existing design, it can be modified at a fraction of the cost. Due to the large variety of custom selections, a price cannot be given online. We do a complete bid, with a generic price for appliances, plumbing and electrical fixtures.
Are your homes energy efficient?
Yes. Isaacson Homes was an ENERGY STAR partner for more than a decade, starting in 2009, and built ENERGY STAR certified homes. We still use many of the same energy-saving building methods and can include them in any home we build, even when it isn’t formally certified. Grid-tie solar is also available.
Talk to us about Model 2819
Call or email Philip Isaacson to talk about this plan, pricing or your lot.
Isaacson Homes, LLC · Licensed Arizona contractor, ROC #208853 · Hereford, AZ