T5101F

Description

Designed as a 3-unit, two-story townhouse plan, T5101f delivers three equal 1,651-square-foot residences within a 72-foot-wide by 38-foot-deep building footprint. Each residence features three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, creating a marketable unit profile for small-scale multifamily development, attached rental housing, or individually positioned townhouse residences. The garage-free configuration concentrates the building area on residential use, while the consistent unit size supports clear product positioning across all three homes.

Three distinct front entries give each residence an identifiable sense of address, reinforced by a balanced traditional elevation defined by brick, stone accents, arched openings, and steeply pitched gables. Equal floor allocations—794 square feet on the first level and 857 square feet on the second—establish a repeatable two-story planning module while delivering the bedroom count expected from a substantial attached residence. Nine-foot main ceilings, additional eight-foot ceiling areas, and carefully composed exterior massing strengthen resident appeal and perceived value. For builders and developers seeking a compact triplex townhouse plan, T5101f balances unit efficiency, architectural presence, and disciplined square-footage use in a practical residential development plan.

Plan Highlights

• Three-unit townhouse building designed as a compact triplex development.
• 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths per residence.
• Two-story configuration throughout the building.
• Building dimensions of 72′ wide by 38′ deep.
• 9′ main ceiling height and 8′ secondary ceiling height.
• Primary 9:12 roof pitch complemented by a 12:12 secondary roof pitch.
• 1,651 square feet of living area per unit.
• 794 square feet on the first floor.
• 857 square feet on the second floor.
• 4,962 square feet of total building area.
• Three individual front entries establish a distinct residential identity for each unit.
• No integrated garages or garage bays.
• Traditional exterior character defined by brick, stone accents, steep gables, arched windows, and a balanced façade composition.

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.