Modern Split Level Homes. The split-level home typically ranges from 1500 1800 square feet which lends itself to being a more affordable option for first time home buyers or small families looking to move to the suburbs. Its not ideal for people looking to avoid stairs because of the multiple levels.
This split level exterior makeover created a refreshed modern look for this 1970s home by carefully detailing spot alterations the façade greatly improving its curb appeal. It often results in a lack of convenience and comfortable feel in many details of the exterior and interior design. New front elevation at entry new rear deck and complete re-cladding of the house.
Here you will find well-designed floor plans with bright and airy basements that rival an upper level the convenience of an attached garage and the advantage of having full amenities including the master bedroom on the main levelThis collection of split-level house plans include double and even triple garages as well as 2 3 4 and even 5 bedroom options all.
It often results in a lack of convenience and comfortable feel in many details of the exterior and interior design. The exterior of a Split Level home plan design is often composed of natural wood brick or stucco punctuated by large picture windows. One of the pros is a little more privacy versus a typical ranch. Windows Single-hung windows which feature bottom panes that slide up to open the windows are common in split-level homes from the 60s 70s and 80s.