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Summit 1792 Four-Bed Plan planning diagramA simplified room relationship diagram for early comparison. It is not a construction or permit drawing.PrimaryPrimary BathClosetLivingKitchen / DiningBedroom 2BathUtilityBedrooms 3 / 428' x 64' conceptual footprint
Planning diagram only. Obtain manufacturer-stamped drawings for pricing, permits, foundation design, and construction.

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Summit 1792 Four-Bed Plan

A four-bedroom family plan that protects shared living space while adding a flexible fourth room.

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

2

Square feet

1,792

Dimensions

28' x 64'

Home type

double-wide

Home price

$155k-$255k

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How this footprint affects the site

This concept uses an approximate 28-foot by 64-foot home footprint for 1,792 square feet of living area. The parcel needs more room than those dimensions alone. Add required setbacks, eaves, entries, landings, parking, utility routes, drainage, septic replacement area, well separation, equipment movement, and the clear working area needed to set and join a double-wide home.

What to confirm with a matching model

Treat $155k-$255k as a broad home-price planning range before land and setup. A dealer or manufacturer should provide the exact model number, serial or order details, option sheet, transport dimensions, roof and wind package, thermal zone, foundation requirements, utility locations, and stamped floor plan. Verify that the final 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout preserves the room relationships that made this concept useful.

Plan highlights

Four bedrooms

Large living room

Utility storage

Who this plan may suit

Larger families

Home office

Multi-generational use

Land footprint

  • Plan around a 28' x 64' home footprint plus required setbacks.
  • Verify road, turn, crane, and setup access for a double-wide delivery.

Delivery and setup

  • Price foundation, marriage-line work, trim-out, steps, HVAC, and utilities separately.
  • Use manufacturer drawings for permits; this diagram is for comparison only.
Important: this diagram helps compare room relationships. Dimensions, openings, structural members, egress, mechanical systems, and code details must come from manufacturer-stamped drawings.

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