The Raymond is a 3,530 square foot duplex house plan designed with a symmetrical layout, providing 1,765 square feet of heated living space per unit. Measuring 86 feet 1 inch in width and 68 feet in depth, this single-story structure is engineered to maximize site utilization for multi-family or investment purposes. The exterior is defined by a 7:12 roof pitch and a 21-foot 7-inch maximum building height, providing a classic profile that integrates well into various neighborhood aesthetics.

Each unit features a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom configuration centered around an open-concept living area. A split-bedroom layout is utilized to maintain privacy, effectively separating the primary suite from the two secondary bedrooms. The floor plan includes dedicated utility zones, such as a butler’s pantry, a mudroom, and a designated first-floor laundry room, which serve to streamline daily household management.

The interior living space is characterized by 9-foot ceiling heights, which contribute to a consistent sense of volume across the main floor. The integration of 2x6 exterior wall framing and truss roof framing ensures long-term structural durability. Each unit is equipped with a 438 square foot front-loading 2-car garage, totaling 876 square feet of garage space for the entire structure, which maintains a clean front elevation while providing substantial vehicle storage.

Outdoor transition areas are provided by a 66 square foot front porch and a 288 square foot rear patio area per unit, facilitating exterior access from the central living zones. The Raymond is configured to support high-density residential needs without compromising the individual comfort of each dwelling unit, making it an efficient choice for developers and homeowners alike.

Key Features: duplex layout, single-story configuration, 3-bedroom per unit, 2-bathroom per unit, split-bedroom floor plan, front-loading 2-car garage per unit, butler’s pantry, mudroom, first-floor laundry, 9-foot ceilings, 2x6 wall framing, 7:12 roof pitch.

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