Multi-Family House Plans & Home Designs (2024)

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Explore these multi-family house plans if you're looking beyond the single-family home for buildings that house at least two families. Duplex home plans are popular for rental income property. Often the floor plans for each unit are nearly identical. Sometimes they are quite different. Some units may feature decks or patios for added interest. If you'd like a triplex, a fourplex or beyond, you may find it here. If not, then think about building a duplex plan, but with three or four units in a row. Call our friendly modification team for free advice or a free estimate on changing the plans. Go ahead and become a landlord! You may even choose to live in one of the units yourself.

Plan 8535 | 1,535 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
67 Depth
50
Plan 7857 | 900 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
3 Width
60 Depth
47
Plan 7855 | 953 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
4 Width
58 Depth
40
Plan 7862 | 1,199 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
40 Depth
29
Plan 9214 | 1,284 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Width
42 Depth
32
Plan 6656 | 1,272 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Width
42 Depth
41
Plan 9906 | 1,039 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Gar
1 Width
64 Depth
44
Plan 9889 | 1,196 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
36 Depth
34
Plan 1689 | 825 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
90 Depth
45
Plan 9964 | 898 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
63 Depth
42
Plan 7866 | 952 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
58 Depth
34
Plan 9907 | 1,123 sq ft

Bed
4 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
58 Depth
46
Plan 7347 | 1,125 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
50 Depth
52
Plan 4524 | 1,245 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
2 Width
59 Depth
36
Plan 8840 | 1,293 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
40 Depth
42
Plan 9234 | 1,580 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
25 Depth
57
Plan 7080 | 990 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
66 Depth
36
Plan 5283 | 1,247 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Gar
1 Width
56 Depth
60
Plan 7084 | 825 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
60 Depth
33
Plan 2779 | 1,052 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Gar
2 Width
27 Depth
64
Plan 3000 | 1,152 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
36 Depth
34
Plan 1604 | 1,170 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
66 Depth
48
Plan 1005 | 1,188 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
36 Depth
34
Plan 2768 | 1,197 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
20 Depth
53
Plan 7086 | 1,200 sq ft

Bed
1 Bath
1 Story
1 Gar
1 Width
86 Depth
32
Plan 6866 | 1,218 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
2 Width
76 Depth
92
Plan 3044 | 1,283 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
46 Depth
34
Plan 2777 | 1,285 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
21 Depth
36
Plan 2763 | 1,452 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
20 Depth
53
Plan 2762 | 1,687 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
2 Width
28 Depth
56
Plan 7129 | 1,890 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
33 Depth
30
Plan 2776 | 1,953 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2-1/2 Story
2 Gar
1 Width
30 Depth
47
Plan 3268 | 926 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Gar
1 Width
52 Depth
44
Plan 1671 | 1,191 sq ft

Bed
3 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
63 Depth
51
Plan 7020 | 1,140 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
40 Depth
36
Plan 5358 | 1,083 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
70 Depth
44
Plan 6865 | 828 sq ft

Bed
1 Bath
1 Story
2 Width
48 Depth
88
Plan 7311 | 828 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
72 Depth
38
Plan 7312 | 828 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
1 Width
72 Depth
38
Plan 1404 | 912 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
2 Width
48 Depth
42
Plan 7313 | 957 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
Story
2 Width
44 Depth
31
Plan 7314 | 979 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1 Story
2 Width
44 Depth
31
Plan 5360 | 1,083 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
2 Story
1 Width
70 Depth
44
Plan 7019 | 1,152 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
48 Depth
28
Plan 7021 | 1,152 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
48 Depth
28
Plan 7022 | 1,152 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
40 Depth
36
Plan 7018 | 1,258 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
46 Depth
34
Plan 7017 | 1,295 sq ft

Bed
2 Bath
1-1/2 Story
2 Width
48 Depth
32

Multi-Family House Plans & Home Designs (2024)

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What is the perfect home layout? ›

Ideally, to provide the best layout for your family, there should be one bathroom for every two bedrooms in the house. Homeowners who entertain frequently should choose a house layout that has a full or a half-guest bathroom near the living area. The guest bathroom should be downstairs in homes with multiple floors.

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How long does it take to design a single family home? ›

In short, in addition to a lifetime spent dreaming of and visualizing your ideal home, the actual planning and building process can to take up to two years. Preliminary design through construction documents can take three to six months depending on how prepared the client is, Scott notes.

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What is the most desirable home size? ›

This means for a family of three, the ideal house size is 1,800 – 2,100 square feet. For a family of four, the ideal house size is between 2,400 – 2,800 square feet and so forth. It's up to you to decide how much space you're most comfortable with up to 3,027 square feet (if you consider yourself middle class).

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What is the best shape for a house plan? ›

Squares and rectangles

Square shaped plot, buildings and rooms are considered ideal for a number of reasons. A slightly rectangular structure is also well appreciated. Distribution of space becomes easy in a square or moderately rectangular building. Positive energy travels well within its walls.

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Is it expensive to design your own home? ›

With a lot secured, you'll need to buy or create plans for your house. You can hire an architect to design your home's floor plan for roughly 10% of the total cost of your new house. This typically amounts to between $2,000 and $20,000.

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How hard is it to design your own house? ›

While it is possible to design your own house without an architect, it is generally not recommended. Designing a house is a complex process that involves many technical and safety considerations, such as building codes, structural engineering, and HVAC systems.

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What is the most important drawing on a set of house plans? ›

Detail Drawings.

The purpose of detail drawings is to show all of the details that go into the making of a home. How walls meet floors, exterior soffits meet roof overhangs and so much more are all part of the details that should be drawn. Without these, much of the construction is left to chance.

Is there a program to draw house plans? ›

AutoCAD and Revit are among several of the software programs that architects and other professionals create realistic floor plans in 2D and 3D with accuracy and precision. While both are purpose-built tools, AutoCAD is more of a general drawing tool used for a wide variety of applications.

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How can I draw my house plans for free? ›

There are several free floor plan creators available, depending on your specific needs and preferences. Some of the most popular free options include Planner 5D, RoomSketcher, SketchUp and Floorplanner.

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What is the ideal house placement? ›

More often than not, homeowners are looking for spaces with lots of natural light, says Trapasso, which is what makes South-facing homes so desirable. “Southern exposure typically provides the brightest, all-day, natural light compared to a softer, more indirect (and often darker) North-facing light,” she explains.

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What is a perfect house plan? ›

Perfect house plans generally have the perfect floor plan layout. As important as the architectural style of your home is, having a functional floor plan with design consistency is just as important for an overall good home plan design.

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What is an ideal floor plan? ›

An ideal floor plan ensures smooth traffic flow throughout the house. Consider the proximity of bedrooms to common areas and the kitchen to the dining area. Look for options with spacious hallways and open spaces to keep the flow of movement and create convenience in daily life.

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What is the most efficient house design? ›

Like geodesic dome homes, tiny homes are more energy efficient than other builds because they have less surface area. However, tiny homes are more efficient because they are smaller overall while geodesic dome houses are efficient because of their particular shape.

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Multi-Family House Plans & Home Designs (2024)

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