Multi-Family Floor Plans

Multi-Family Floor Plans

Multi-family floor plans are buildings designed to have several units ranging in different heights and sizes. Each unit is distinctly separated by walls or floors level. Multi-family floor plans are for more than one family to be able to purchase or rent.

One of the great things about multi-family floor plans is they offer economic benefits for construction, space used, and provide an option for investment properties. 

Types of  Multi-Family Floor Plans:

There are several types of multi-family floor plans to choose from. Some of the most common types are duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, townhouses, apartment buildings, and more. Some of the most common multi-family floor plans are the following:

Duplexes:

Duplex multi-family floor plans have become quite common in residential neighborhoods. Commonly separated by a central wall side-by-side, or by first and second-floor units. One of the sought out designs of duplex multi-family floor plans is the outside has the appeal of a single-family home.

Triplexes:

Triplex multi-family floor plans are closer to apartment buildings that combine three separate residential units into one structure. Various apartments share one or two walls, but every unit is still separate. 

Townhouses

Townhouse multi-family floor plans are properties typically built-in uniform design in a distinct community. Townhouses can make up whole neighborhoods or suburbs where one to two walls are shared with adjacent properties. Each townhome has its own, personal entrance.