Row House Plans & Designs
Row house floor plans are the best options for builders building several units in an area where building 2-story and 3-story homes aren't possible.
Whether you're looking to rent them out or sell them, row house floor plans can offer great returns.
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During the mid-19th century, a certain type gained great popularity. Neighborhoods were built densely to accommodate the increasing desire people had to live in the middle of the city. We’re not talking about mid-century modern homes.
We’re talking about row houses. That’s why we have dedicated a whole page on the website to simply featuring row house floor plans.
They achieved the desired purpose because more families could now move closer to the city. They wanted to enjoy the many amenities that come when many people gather so closely together. It also meant that you might now be able to build a 1,000 sq ft home on a narrow lot. It would fit no less than 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. It allows your entire family to live relatively comfortably on what many consider a small amount of space.
Whether you end up going with this style or not, here are some features to consider.
Features to consider | ||
Timber frame | Dogtrot | With breezeway |
3-story | Open floor | Stilts |
Tiny, with loft | With porch | 2-story |

Who is it for?
- Young families
- First-time homebuyers
- People that want to live in the city
- If you want low-maintenance options
- If you like walkable living