MB-0654 | Traditional income house plan

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Building type: Income property


Architectural style: Traditional


Area: 3,072 sq ft


Number of floors: 2


Foundation type: Poured concrete


Garage: No


Number of bedrooms/offices: 7


Bathrooms: 4


Building width: 48'


Building depth: 32'


Basement: No basement


Walk-out: No


Mezzanine: No


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A traditional income home plan designed for versatility


This traditional income home plan stands out for its intelligent design, timeless silhouette, and exceptional occupancy flexibility. Designed to meet the current needs of the Quebec residential market, it allows for the combination of a primary residence and rental units within a single, harmonious building. Its understated yet elegant traditional architecture blends seamlessly into both urban and more natural settings.


With a total area of ​​3,072 sq. ft. spread over two floors, this income home offers an ideal balance between private spaces and common areas, while maximizing long-term occupancy and profitability.


Optimized interior layout on two levels


The interior layout of this traditional income home plan has been carefully considered to ensure smooth circulation and a clear separation of functions. Each floor offers well-proportioned, bright, and comfortable spaces, ideal for both family living and residential rentals.


The house includes a total of 7 bedrooms or offices, allowing for several possible configurations: a spacious main residence, a separate secondary unit, home offices, or additional rooms for rental. This versatility makes the plan particularly attractive for owner-occupiers looking to adapt the house to different stages of their lives.


Four bathrooms for enhanced comfort


With four full bathrooms, this plan ensures an excellent level of comfort for all occupants. This feature is a major asset for an income property, as it improves the functionality of the units and facilitates cohabitation between multiple households or occupants. The bathrooms are strategically positioned to optimize daily use and meet modern requirements.


A durable and elegant traditional architecture


The traditional architectural style gives this project a timeless appeal, characterized by balanced volumes, simple lines, and a refined facade. This traditional income property plan emphasizes a lasting aesthetic that transcends trends, ensuring the building's enduring value.


The structure rests on a poured concrete foundation, ensuring solidity, durability, and performance in Quebec's climate. The absence of a basement allows for a more direct and efficient design, while maintaining excellent living space distributed over two levels.


Ideal dimensions for many lots


With a width of 48 feet and a depth of 32 feet, this plan adapts to a wide variety of lots, whether in a subdivision or on a more restricted site. Its well-proportioned dimensions facilitate placement while respecting current municipal regulations.


The absence of a garage helps maximize interior space and simplify placement, while still allowing for the possibility of adding outdoor parking as needed.


A plan designed to evolve with your needs


This traditional income-producing home plan is ideal for homeowners seeking an adaptable solution. It is suitable for multigenerational occupancy, a rental project, or a combined home and workspace. Its flexible configuration allows for future adaptations without compromising the architectural balance or overall functionality.


Like all models offered by Plan Maison Québec, this plan can be customized to meet the specific requirements of the site, municipal regulations, or the client's preferences.