T02062

Description

Defined by a balanced traditional elevation and two substantial residences, this townhouse plan presents a polished option for small-scale multifamily development where private identity and practical density carry equal value. Mirrored units create a cohesive streetscape while giving each household a covered entrance, rear patio, attached two-car garage, and 1,829 square feet of living area. Three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layouts broaden resident appeal without sacrificing the recognizable character of an individual home.

Inside, each floor plan is organized around a main-level owner’s suite, open family and dining areas, a dedicated kitchen, powder room, and laundry space. Two secondary bedrooms and a shared bath occupy the upper level, preserving quieter sleeping zones while the open-to-below arrangement maintains visual connection through the residence. Repeated planning across both units supports disciplined construction coordination, while private outdoor space, generous parking, and clearly defined circulation strengthen long-term usability. For builders, developers, and investors, the result is a developer-friendly attached housing plan balancing architectural presence, unit efficiency, and buildable value.

Plan Highlights

• Total Unit Count: 2 townhouse residences
• Beds: 3 per unit
• Baths: 2.5 per unit
• Stories: 2 per unit; 2 stories per building
• Ceiling Heights: 9-foot main-level ceilings
• Roof Pitch: 8:12
• Dimensions:
  • Width: 72′-10″
  • Depth: 56′-10″
• Private Outdoor Areas: Covered front porch and rear patio per unit
• Garages: Attached two-car garage per unit
• Foundation Type: Slab
• Square Footage Per Floor: 1,145 sq. ft. first floor and 684 sq. ft. second floor per unit
• Square Footage Per Unit: 1,829 sq. ft.
• Total Square Footage: 3,658 sq. ft.

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.