Overview of the Contemporary 2-Unit 3-Bedroom Residential House Design

This ground-floor plan showcases a well-structured contemporary design for a 2-unit 3-bedroom residential apartment, balancing functionality, privacy, and aesthetics. Each unit is carefully arranged to maximize space efficiency while ensuring a comfortable living environment. The overall width of the ground floor is 10.95 meters, while the depth (length) extends to 23.85 meters. Given the plot size of 15 meters by 30 meters, the width of the design fits the available space, making it suitable

Each unit includes a verandah at the entrance, providing a welcoming outdoor space before stepping inside. This covered area enhances the home’s aesthetics and serves as a transitional buffer between the exterior and interior. Upon entering, residents are welcomed into a spacious lounge (living room), which acts as the main social hub of the home. Positioned near the entrance, it ensures easy accessibility and visibility while maintaining a sense of openness. Adjacent to the lounge is the dining area, creating a seamless connection between social and dining spaces. The open-plan layout promotes fluid movement and a sense of spaciousness, making it ideal for modern living.

The kitchen is strategically located near the dining area, designed for efficiency and convenience. A dedicated store (pantry) within the kitchen ensures additional storage space, helping to keep the cooking area organized and clutter-free. The bedroom section of each unit is thoughtfully arranged to balance privacy and accessibility. The master’s bedroom is spacious and comes with an en-suite toilet and wardrobe space (closets) for added comfort. The two additional bedrooms share a common toilet and bath, making them suitable for children, guests, or other family members.

A visitor’s toilet is conveniently positioned near the main living areas, allowing guests to use the facility without intruding on private bedroom spaces. Additionally, a lobby and circulation area connects different sections of the home, ensuring smooth movement between rooms while enhancing overall accessibility.

In terms of suitability for a 15m x 30m plot, the design presents a no significant width constraint, as its 10.95m width fits the 15m plot width. However, the 23.85m depth comfortably fits within the 30m available length, leaving additional outdoor space for parking, landscaping, or future extensions.

Overall, while this 2-unit 3-bedroom house design offers a well-planned layout for modern living, it would require no adjustments to fit within a 15m x 30m plot. Modifications such as reducing the building’s width, exploring a stacked duplex-style arrangement, or reconfiguring the layout could optimize space utilization. If needed, alternative design suggestions can be provided to ensure the plan aligns with the available land constraints.