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HDC-10875-36 - Casa Hermosa
| Living Sq. Ft: | 10875 sq. ft. | Floors | 2 |
| Bedrooms: | 5 | Width | 183 ft. - 0 in. |
| Baths: | 5.5 | Depth | 105 ft. - 2 in. |
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Step into luxury with the Casa Hermosa House Plan ...... Spanish for beautiful house! This sprawling Mediterranean house plan combines elegance, comfort & magnificent architectural details inside and out! This home designed for an estate home site in Orlando, Florida is intended for living life to the fullest. The master suite wing of this house plan incorporates all the luxuries a home owner wants: spacious sitting area, elegant master bath, large walk in closets, exercise room complete with spa, and private study. The opposite side of this Mediterranean house plan has an ample theater room, with convenient wet bar just outside. This house design has a 5 car garage, with separate unique gardener’s bath room. Plenty of entertaining space through the house, but the covered lanai has a special attraction with a fireplace, and bar style summer kitchen. Upstairs, the loft/study & covered lanai embrace the rear of the home for maximum visibility of the view beyond. Guests can get quite comfortable with a private kitchenette and lounge along with the 3 bedrooms and baths. This Mediterranean house plan could be your next dream house!
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