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Very stunning! Can the size be reduced?

4 years ago

Love this stunning home. Can the size be reduced? I would love to see a copy of the floor plans.nicole.elias@yahoo.com Thank you!

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Ellen Grasso & Sons, LLC
4 years ago
Every house we build is custom. We don’t ever copy a plan. I’m sorry! Our clients pay for custom plans and it wouldn’t be right to let someone else do the same house.
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