Five Acres and Room for the RV
Anasazi Builders completed this custom home on five acres in Benton County, Washington. The property is outside city limits, requiring a drilled well and an engineered septic system before framing even began.
What the family wanted
The owner works in landscaping. He did not want a lot in town with a fence six feet from the kitchen window. He wanted land, and the house was going to go on whatever land he found.
That order matters. When somebody buys a city lot, the utilities are already at the property line and the house is the only real decision. When somebody buys five acres outside city limits, the land itself becomes part of the project.
How the build went
Before we framed anything, the property needed water and it needed a way to handle waste. We drilled the well and we put in an engineered septic system. That is not the exciting part of a build and nobody photographs it, but on acreage it is the part that determines whether there is a house at all.
The garage is the piece people ask about. Two car spaces and one tall bay for the RV. Not three cars. If you own an RV and you have ever paid to store it somewhere else, you know why that bay is on the plan.
About that stretch of Benton County
Seven lots were developed in that area and six homes went up on them. We know the ground out there, and we know what it takes to get a house standing on it.
This is a design we have built several times, and I recognized it as soon as I opened the file. A plan that families keep choosing is a plan that works.
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Thinking about buying acreage?
The land comes first and it decides more than people expect. If you have a parcel in mind and you are not sure what it will take to build on it, call before you sign anything.
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