House Floor Plan with Dual Balcony — Reference plan

Bedrooms
Kitchen and dining
Living room

House template

House with Dual Balcony

A three-bedroom layout with balconies at opposite ends, central kitchen and living space, and a work corner beside the right-hand suite.

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Best suited to
Households comparing two outdoor areas with a central family space.

Understand the plan

Spaces and how they connect

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Bedrooms

Two rooms sit on the left and a larger bedroom occupies the upper right.

Kitchen and dining

The kitchen counter follows the upper edge of the central room, facing a dining table.

Living room

The sofa and television define the central seating area.

Bathrooms

A shared bathroom sits between the left bedrooms; another sits in the right wing.

Balconies

Separate upper and lower balcony areas contain seating and other furniture.

How the spaces connect

The shared center links both balcony edges, while bedrooms branch off to the left and right.

Furniture and movement

Two outdoor areas allow different uses, but circulation through the shared center limits where large furniture can go.

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What opens in the editor

A structure you can work with

The prepared model includes the room structure, openings, furniture and fixtures shown in the preview. Each object can be selected and edited in your own copy.

Walls & room zones
Doors & windows
Furniture & fixtures

Reference-aligned layout with individually editable furniture, including both balconies and a piano. Scale and glazing are conceptual. The supplied drawing does not show an exterior entrance; outdoor access is unverified and no entrance has been invented.

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Decide before you start

Is this layout right for you?

Useful organization

The shared center links both balcony edges, while bedrooms branch off to the left and right.

Movement to consider

Two outdoor areas allow different uses, but circulation through the shared center limits where large furniture can go.

Before adapting

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Ways to adapt this plan

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Separate balcony uses

Make one balcony a dining area and the other a quiet reading area, keeping their existing openings.

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Rework the work corner

Explore a more compact desk and storage layout in the lower-right work corner without changing the bedroom count.

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Questions about this template

Are both balconies part of one continuous space?

No. The reference shows distinct outdoor areas at opposite ends of the plan.

What is the difference between generating and editing?

Generate from this image creates a new picture based on your instructions. Edit this layout opens a copy of the prepared model so you can change individual walls, rooms, openings and furnishings. A generated picture does not automatically update the model.

Will my changes affect the original template?

No. Image generation creates new results, and structural editing creates a personal project. You can return to the template to start another version.

What can I download?

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