Yes, a finished attic is typically considered a story in a building, as it provides a habitable space with a floor and ceiling. It is generally counted as part of the total number of stories in a structure for zoning and building code purposes.
Most likely would be a traditional 2-story house with a finished attic considered to be the 1/2 story (permanent stairs/walk-up).
Yes, it's based on a true story. =]
Having a finished attic in a home provides additional living space, increases property value, and can be used for various purposes such as a bedroom, office, or entertainment area.
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1 kid. Never Ending Story.
Three in the Attic was created on 1968-12-20.
Usually a "half~story" refers to a home where the "attic" is finished and "liveable". ie a "story and a half home". I suppose it could be at ground level if the main level is a "walk out basement" where the primary living space is located.
The living area of an attic is all of the floor area that has a head clearance of 6'8" (or more).
The NeverEnding Story (1984)?
The HGP was considered a finished project in the year 2003.
To improve energy efficiency in your home by properly insulating your finished attic, you can add insulation to the attic floor and walls to reduce heat transfer. This will help maintain a consistent temperature in your home, reducing the need for heating and cooling. Additionally, sealing any air leaks and ensuring proper ventilation will further enhance energy efficiency.
If the attic is well sealed from the inside of the house and well vented to the outside the air can be considered the same.