Model 2439
2,439 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths · office · 3-car garage
Model 2439 is a single-story pueblo style home with an angled floor plan, stucco parapet walls and stacked stone columns framing a curved covered entry, built by Isaacson Homes, a licensed custom home builder in Cochise County, Arizona, as a spec home in the Three Canyons Community in Hereford. Its 2,439 square feet include three bedrooms and two baths, an office with glass French doors, a dining room with a tray ceiling and mountain views, and a great room open to a kitchen with espresso cabinets, a large granite island and double wall ovens. The master suite has a rounded bath with a soaking tub and a large walk-in shower. It has 715 sq ft of covered patio and entry and an angled 1,118 sq ft three-car garage. The plan was drawn by Warren J. Bickel Architectural Drafting Services.
At a glance
| Living area | 2,439 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 3, including the master suite |
| Bathrooms | 2 full baths |
| Extra rooms | Office, dining room, laundry room, master walk-in closet |
| Ceilings | Tray ceiling in the dining room |
| Garage | 3-car, 1,118 sq ft |
| Covered patio and entry | 715 sq ft |
| Insulation | Spray foam in walls and attic |
| Walls | 2×6 exterior walls with stucco |
| Stories | Single story |
| Drafter | Warren J. Bickel Architectural Drafting Services |
| Built in | Three Canyons Community in Hereford, AZ |
Floor plan
A curved covered entry with stone columns leads through double doors into the foyer, with the dining room on one side and the office behind French doors on the other. The great room fills the angled center of the home, open to the kitchen with its large granite island and to the long angled covered patio behind. Two bedrooms share a hall bath in one wing. The master suite in the other wing has a rounded bath with a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, a double vanity and a walk-in closet, near the laundry room and the door to the angled three-car 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 2439 is a pueblo style home with stucco parapet walls, stacked stone columns and a stone entry tower over arched double front doors, set on an angled plan that opens the back of the home to the desert and mountain views.
Inside, wood-look tile floors run through the great room and halls. The kitchen has espresso cabinets, granite counters, a large granite island with a double sink and pendant lights, a gas cooktop with a diamond tile backsplash, a chimney hood and double wall ovens. The dining room has a tray ceiling, a chandelier and a large view window, and the office has glass French doors.
The master bath has a long double vanity with dark wood cabinets, a tiled oval soaking tub and a large walk-in shower with multiple rain heads, a bench and clerestory windows. The covered patio has a ceiling fan and views of the desert.
Highlights
- Angled floor plan opening to desert and mountain views
- Stacked stone entry tower and columns
- Kitchen with large granite island and double wall ovens
- Office with French doors and dining room with tray ceiling
- Master bath with soaking tub and large walk-in shower
- Angled covered patio
- Three-car garage
Photo gallery
Exterior and patio
Great room, kitchen and dining
Master suite
Bedrooms, office and baths
Build this plan
You can build Model 2439 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 7 to 10 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 2439
Call or email Philip Isaacson to talk about this plan, pricing or your lot.
Isaacson Homes, LLC · Licensed Arizona contractor, ROC #208853 · Hereford, AZ