Will you be needing a 3-bedroom house plan shortly and want to know how much it will cost you?
We have examined how much clients typically pay for a 3-bedroom house plan and gathered other necessary information to help you make the best possible decision.
A draftsperson creates blueprints for designing new homes and additions to existing ones. He prepares architectural plans and technical drawings. A draftsperson can charge by the hour or by the square metre (see below). A set of plans for a typical 3-bedroom house takes at least 10 hours to complete. The size and the complexity of the project will also have an impact on the price. Hiring a draftsperson to do a simple house plan is still cheaper than having an architect do it—they can charge up to twice as much. Draftsperson costs range between R600/hour and R1100/hour with an average of R900/hour.
Get quotesMost architects will work for either an hourly rate or for a fixed fee based on a percentage of the construction costs. Typical fees range from 5% to 15% of construction costs for new construction, and from 15% to 20% for remodelling. Often it is difficult to estimate the cost of construction. The alternative is to charge per hour. According to SACAP a Registered Professional Architect with more than ten years’ experience, can charge roughly R1 800 per hour. For an architect, expect to pay between R900/hour and R1900/hour.
Get quotesEven though we are witnessing a rapid increase in the proportion of two bedroom homes in SA, three-bedroom houses are still the most popular choice. A spacious 3-bedroom house can measure up to 200/sqm, but it usually measures between 120 and 150 square meters. The cost of a 3-bedroom house plan typically runs from R130,000 to R210,000, averaging at R150,000.
Get quotesI have a plot in the Overberg in Botrivier. I have sold my business and would like to move there in the early part of next year. I would like to build a 1.5 bedroomed home. I need plans drawn up and the assistance to take this for Municipal approval. I am vascillating between utilizing Nutec or brick and I am not sure which route to go with? My main concern is a very well insulated but sunny home that is reasonably stylish and cottagey and quaint but not overpriced. I have quite a lot of metal in my body and feel the cold enormously.
there's is nothing big to be done. Few walls breaking and two rooms need to be extended
I need to do a double storey on the main 4 room house and add sort of 2 room cottage at the back. Thanks!
I wish to build a flat for rent. Thanks!
we need to extend a bedroom, add en-suite and walk in wadrobe - main bedroom
3 bedroomed , scullery, open plan kitchen, dining and lounge, closed living room with fireplace. First floor: 1. Main Bedroom with en suite ( bath, shower, basin & toilet)and walk room cupboards. 2. Bedroom 2 with build in cupboards: en suite 3. Bedroom 3 with build in cupboards: 4. Toilet with basin 5. Shower with basin 6. Open plan dining, lounge.... Thanks!