Description
Plan Highlights
- Eight-unit, two-story apartment building
- One bedroom and one bath per residence
- Approximately 863 to 877 square feet of living space per unit
- 6,964 square feet of total living area
- 8,452 square feet of total building area
- Open breezeway circulation design
- ADA-compliant multifamily building design
- Nine-foot main ceiling height
- 72′ 4″ building width
- 69′ 2″ building depth
- 10:12 primary roof pitch with 6:12 secondary roof pitch
- Slab foundation
- No attached garages, allowing parking and site amenities to be tailored to the development
- Suitable for apartment communities, workforce housing, rental developments, infill projects, and investment properties
Designed to bring together approachable living, efficient density, and an attractive residential presence, A7202B is an eight-unit apartment building plan created for developers, builders, and investors seeking a practical multifamily opportunity with broad market appeal. Its one-bedroom residences offer the kind of comfortable, low-maintenance living that can serve a wide range of renters, including young professionals, downsizers, workforce housing residents, and individuals seeking a well-designed place to call home.
This two-story apartment plan is organized around an open breezeway circulation system that gives the building a more welcoming, residential feel while creating clear access to each unit. The open-air layout helps define individual entries, improves day-to-day circulation, and supports a sense of separation between neighboring residences. With four units on each level, the plan creates an efficient building footprint while maintaining a manageable scale that can fit comfortably into many apartment, mixed residential, infill, and small multifamily development settings.
Each residence provides approximately 863 to 877 square feet of living space with one bedroom and one bath, allowing room for a comfortable living area, practical kitchen and dining functions, private bedroom space, and everyday storage. The thoughtful unit size offers more flexibility than a compact apartment while remaining efficient to build, operate, and market. This balance makes A7202B especially appealing for rental communities where livability, leaseability, and long-term maintenance all matter.
The building’s two-story design and open breezeway configuration create straightforward pedestrian circulation without the need for enclosed interior hallways. This can support a more cost-conscious construction approach while giving residents fresh-air access and a defined arrival experience. With no attached garages, the site can be planned around the parking layout, landscaping, walkways, lighting, and outdoor amenities that best suit the project’s location, density goals, and market position.
A7202B features a traditional residential exterior character enhanced by a steep 10:12 primary roof pitch and 6:12 secondary roof pitch. The resulting profile gives the building stronger curb appeal than a purely utilitarian apartment structure, helping it feel more at home in residential neighborhoods and professionally planned multifamily communities. Whether positioned as a boutique rental property, workforce housing development, senior-oriented housing opportunity, or an investment-focused apartment project, this plan offers the functional clarity and marketable appearance developers value.
As part of a versatile collection of multifamily plans, apartment plans, townhouse plans, duplex plans, and developer-friendly plans, A7202B reflects the value of thoughtful residential design that considers both the resident experience and the realities of construction. Its efficient floor plans, manageable building scale, ADA-compliant design intent, and adaptable site-planning potential make it a strong starting point for builders and investors looking for a practical, attractive, and buildable multifamily solution.
Important Information
- Modifications Available. Thoughtful adjustments can help tailor this plan to your project, market, and building requirements.
- Due to variations in soil conditions, climate, local codes, and site requirements, these construction documents are not engineered or sealed by an architect. Local professional review may be required before construction.
