The Hyde House Plan is a 4,618 square foot, two-story quadruplex designed to maximize density without sacrificing residential character. With a total width of 76 feet and a depth of 32 feet 8 inches, this structure is configured to accommodate four distinct, self-contained units, making it a viable solution for multi-generational living or income-producing real estate development.

The main level encompasses 2,308 square feet of heated living area, while the second floor provides an additional 2,296 square feet. Each of the four units features an open-concept layout that integrates the kitchen and living areas to improve sightlines. Each residence is equipped with 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, with laundry facilities conveniently located on the second floor of each unit to streamline household tasks.

With 8-foot ceiling heights on both the first and second floors, the interior is designed for efficient climate control and consistent vertical scale throughout the living spaces. The exterior aesthetic utilizes a varied material palette, alternating between brick and siding to provide visual distinction between the individual units, while a total of 160 square feet of porch space, including 112 square feet of front porch, provides semi-private outdoor access for residents.

Structural integrity is defined by an 8:12 roof pitch, contributing to a maximum building height of 26 feet 2 inches. This configuration allows for a balanced roofline that maintains a residential profile despite the multi-unit density. The overall design prioritizes a logical distribution of interior space, ensuring that each of the four units remains independent while sharing a unified foundation and roof structure.

Key Features: 4-unit multifamily design, 4,618 total sq ft, 8 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 4 half bathrooms, open-concept living, second-floor laundry, walk-in closets, brick and siding exterior, 8:12 roof pitch, 76-foot frontage.

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