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2 Story Home Floor Plan

2 Story Home Floor Plan

A 2-story layout puts the primary suite on the main floor and keeps the upper floor for two additional bedrooms and a loft, good for a household that wants some separation between the primary suite and the kids' rooms. ArcSite's 2-story home floor plan template lays that layout out for you, from the main-floor living area to the upper-floor loft.

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2 Story Home Floor Plan

Key Features

This 2-story home floor plan includes

  • Open-concept living room, kitchen, and dining area on the main floor
  • Main-floor primary suite with en-suite bath and walk-in closet
  • Additional guest bedroom and full bath on the main floor
  • Two upper-floor bedrooms with a shared bathroom
  • Upper-floor loft for a second living room or office
  • Open railing overlooking the main-floor living room

The loft sits directly above the main living room with an open railing looking down into it, worth keeping if you like a home that feels connected between floors rather than fully separated.

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Key Considerations When Designing a 2-Story Home

Stair placement and zoning between active and quiet areas matter more in a two-story home than a single-story one, since the stairs become the connection point between two very different kinds of space. In ArcSite, you can adjust this 2-story floor plan's stair placement and upper-floor layout to fit your own household.

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