A Duplex That Lives Large and Builds Smart

In the world of middle housing, Job #22330 A stands out as a thoughtful, compact powerhouse. This single-story duplex offers 2,375 square feet of total living area, split evenly between two 3-bedroom, 2-bath units. With 1,106 square feet per side, it’s a plan that balances affordability, livability, and architectural charm—without sacrificing the comforts of a full-sized home

✨ The Big Picture: Why This Duplex Works

Job #22330 is more than just a side-by-side layout—it’s a strategic solution for urban infill, aging-in-place, and multigenerational living. Whether you’re a developer seeking efficient land use or a homeowner exploring rental income potential, this plan checks all the boxes:

Generous front porch: Adds curb appeal and encourages neighborly interaction.

Single-story simplicity: Ideal for accessibility and aging-in-place design.

Mirror-image layout: Streamlines construction and maximizes efficiency.

🛋️ Interior Flow: Open Concept That Lives Large

Step inside, and you’ll find a surprisingly spacious open-concept living area that connects the kitchen, dining, and living room in one fluid sweep. This layout is perfect for:

• Hosting family gatherings or casual get-togethers.
• Maximizing natural light and cross-ventilation.
• Creating a sense of volume in a modest footprint.

Each unit’s kitchen anchors the space with a functional peninsula or island (depending on customization), offering seating, prep space, and visual connection to the living area

🛏️ Bedrooms & Baths: Privacy Meets Practicality

The three-bedroom layout is smartly zoned:

• Primary suite: Tucked at the rear for privacy, complete with en-suite bath and generous closet.
• Secondary bedrooms: Positioned toward the front, ideal for kids, guests, or a home office.
• Two full baths: Streamline morning routines and support flexible living arrangements.

This configuration supports a wide range of occupants—from young families to downsizing couples or roommates sharing costs.

🌿 Outdoor Living: The Power of the Porch

The large front porch isn’t just decorative—it’s a functional extension of the living space. It invites:

• Morning coffee rituals and evening chats.
• Passive surveillance and community engagement.
• A welcoming entry that elevates the entire façade.

In middle housing design, porches are more than aesthetic—they’re social infrastructure

🔗 Ready to Build Smarter?

Explore the full plan and purchase options on Middle Housing Design Co. Whether you’re a developer, architect, or homeowner, Job #22330 A is a blueprint for beautiful, functional, and future-ready housing.