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How to Measure and Calculate Residential Square Footage
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Measuring Guidelines for Special Circumstances( m8 F8 j- F8 ^5 n
3 H8 ~. m5 N" u6 yMark Up Your Sketch with Helpful Information6 w6 o7 w, e" }6 G! y" H
© Janet Wickell
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* A$ A" q- Y" \# iRooms With Sloped Ceilings
' t* L3 c9 J& \, v2 K5 z, S& ~Such as the loft found in an A-Frame home. If you measure room dimensions where the sloped walls meet the floor, you are including space that isn't truly usable.
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# y: S5 R# N0 x: |Include only the portion of the room where ceiling height is at least five feet. To be included at all, a minimum of one half of the finished area of the room must have ceilings at least seven feet high.9 X% w2 z: _& g/ q p7 P
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Bay Windows# ~, Y6 X9 F5 T4 |* }. c. ]& a9 p9 B: r
The area occupied by a bay window may be counted if it has a floor, a ceiling height of at least seven feet, and meets other criteria for living area.7 @- Y: e4 y* V- M, {! s
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$ B! ]. ^! j% @2 z5 U& z) UFurnace Room
4 f2 Q# I8 h9 P. m6 LIf the furnace, water heater, or other similar item is located in a small closet within the living area, it should be included in the total square footage." C5 J: Z; u- p* e% P* M( e# Q6 ?
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5 }* @" v( |* V* A2 @. J9 EHallways & Closets3 l$ d# V, M3 G$ P7 _% _& B3 T. p
These areas are counted if they are a functional part of the living space.
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5 z/ w, E$ P* |0 ?/ w/ V8 S) qIn general, if the opening for the stairway is larger than its length and width, you must deduct the excess open space from the upper level's square footage.
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! y F% o3 Q. S* k9 k& C4 F* DOpen Foyer & Other Open Space$ H0 [6 x$ h+ D" d. C
Do not include open space as part of the square footage for an upper level. This may seem obvious, but you'd be surprised how many agents forget to deduct it. |
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