Bedrooms on First Second Floor
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Bedrooms on First Second Floor
Our Bedrooms on First & Second Floor collection features home plans with sleeping spaces on both the main and upper levels, offering flexibility, privacy, and functionality for a variety of living arrangements. Whether you need guest accommodations, multi-generational layouts, or simply want to separate bedroom zones, these designs adapt to your family’s needs over time. Bedrooms on First & Second Floor
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20-1307 HOUSE PLAN – Modern Craftsman House Floor Plan with Detailed CAD Designs – House plan details
Original price was: $2,470.56.$1,254.99Current price is: $1,254.99. -
16-1572 HOUSE PLAN – Stylish Craftsman House Plan with Detailed Architectural Blueprint – House plan details
Original price was: $2,870.56.$1,454.99Current price is: $1,454.99. -
9-1449 HOUSE PLAN – Traditional Home Plan – 4-Bed, 2.5-Bath, 2,150 SF – House plan details
Original price was: $2,070.56.$1,134.99Current price is: $1,134.99. -
17-1036 HOUSE PLAN – Elegant Beach House Plan: CAD and Blueprint Designs – House plan details
Original price was: $3,370.56.$1,754.99Current price is: $1,754.99. -
15-1920 HOUSE PLAN – Craftsman House Design with CAD Floor Plans and Blueprints – House plan details
Original price was: $2,470.56.$1,254.99Current price is: $1,254.99.
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– Separate sleeping areas for comfort and quiet Many layouts in this collection feature owner’s suites on the first floor and secondary bedrooms upstairs for children or guests. Some designs also incorporate finished basements with extra bedrooms, bonus rooms, or lofts for additional living space. Why choose bedrooms on both floors? Can I repurpose one of the bedrooms? Is this layout good for multi-generational families? Browse our Bedrooms on First & Second Floor collection today and find a layout that grows and adapts with your lifestyle. Similar Collections:
FAQs
This layout provides flexibility for family arrangements, guest stays, and future accessibility needs.
Yes—many homeowners use extra bedrooms as offices, playrooms, or hobby spaces.
Absolutely. Bedrooms on separate floors offer privacy and comfort for all household members.