Triple story house front elevation

A Three Story House Front Elevation Can Increase the Value of Your Property

A triple storey house front elevation is not the same as a two-story front elevation. For one, they are much taller than their thin counterparts, and for two, they require three different architectural designs. The first design is for the front door, where it should be raised and have the entrance facing a sidewalk or driveway so that visitors can easily access the interior of the house.

The second design consists of the living room facing inwards with an open view of the back yard, the dining room facing outwards, and the bedrooms facing outward. The third design will usually consist of the kitchen and the bathrooms facing inward while the main living area is on the other side of the home.

In most cases, you will not be able to find a triple front elevation that is both long enough and tall enough to accommodate a family of five. A family of five will need at least four stories with the exception of a master suite.

These elevations are usually only constructed using three stories of solid construction with one story of windows. If you want to have more than one story, you will need to construct each of the three main levels of your house. You may also be able to get the necessary zoning from the county by purchasing the required variance.

If you are looking for a way to increase the value of your property, you can do this by adding three front elevations. This allows you to add additional living space and makes your property look larger.

Also, the extra height makes it easier for the building to accommodate the three different architectural designs that you will use. Adding a lot of extra living space may increase your property’s sale price, especially when combined with a triple story house front elevation.