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how many bedrooms ? and would you be able to sell this set of plans.

last year

Need to build something very similar at the mountains.
I already have the land.

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Centre Sky Architecture Ltd
last year
Hello! this house is 4 bedrooms plus a bunk room. We do not sell the floor plans of our past projects, as they are designed specific to the client's needs and the lot's topography and views. This particular houses design was heavily influenced by the surrounding mountain ranges and the slope of the lot. We are happy to use it as a starting point to create a custom design for you!
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