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A one-story split-bedroom design typically places the living, kitchen, and dining spaces in the center of the floor plan to separate the master bedroom from the other bedrooms. Many of our two-story split-bedroom designs have the master bedroom on the main level while the kids' rooms are tucked away upstairs. Split-bedroom floor plans efficiently use all of a home's square footage by eliminating most hallways and creating open spaces perfect for hosting events or family gatherings. The privacy for bedrooms and comfortable gathering areas provided by split-bedroom house plans have made them exceptionally popular.
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A split-bedroom house plan has a layout that places the primary suite away from the other bedrooms. It can be privately located on one side of a one-story home or on another level in a multi-story design. Split-bedroom layouts with a main-level primary suite and secondary bedrooms upstairs are very common, but you'll also find blueprints that place the other bedrooms in the finished basement or that put the suite on top. Whatever kind of split-bedroom layout you want, you'll find it in our collection!
Many families prefer split-bedroom homes because they offer greater privacy than grouped-bedroom layouts that put everybody together. The extra distance and quieter location is particularly attractive to parents with older children that they don't have to check on throughout the night. As you can imagine, today's homebuyers love this feature, so a home with split bedrooms is also great for resale.
While not required, most split-bedroom homes also feature open-concept living spaces. Split bedrooms and open floor plans are both relatively modern concepts that help eliminate unnecessary walls and hallway space and have gone hand-in-hand as a result. Beyond this, these designs are incredibly diverse and you'll find options in every shape, size, and architectural style.
