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/ n! `4 Z0 g8 v0 c+ Y! w. VHow to Measure and Calculate Residential Square Footage' M& p) p# y3 u1 c+ e
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Measuring Guidelines for Special Circumstances a; E% `( G# e+ n- L
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Mark Up Your Sketch with Helpful Information
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Rooms With Sloped Ceilings
' X' j# R3 o; Q0 |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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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.& J5 L) b/ l( d7 h; }* d& \
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9 w+ i9 b- I2 l' g& D1 p- r4 xThe 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.. B% y2 R) V3 S5 u5 V
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, P; N# S2 g! q YFurnace Room
, Y+ Y! R1 j+ h1 ]9 Y, u+ OIf 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.
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Hallways & Closets" | Y& A& I& U4 N& ]3 L! Q
These areas are counted if they are a functional part of the living space.
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Stairs, V" p. V; z8 _
In 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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Open Foyer & Other Open Space2 N8 s# a" D9 e% r5 F" w
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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