The Floor Plan Guide

BY CHAFIN COMMUNITIES

What Do You Want In Your New Home?

What Type of Secondary Baths Do Find More Appealing to YOUR Lifestyle?

The Secondary Bath Designs

This may seem like an obvious choice, but we have learned from past home buyers that there are some less obvious things to consider.

Usually this set by the design of the floor plan, so to get the layout you prefer, you need to pay attention to the floor plan.

You can, however, on most plans upgrade the number of sinks, color of the vanity or add a walk-in only shower in lieu of a tub.

Typically design #1 is the standard option for most plans.

There are more options than are shown here, too, so if you have a specific need, please ask the onsite agent or online chat for what plans offer what you want at the community(s) you prefer.

PHOTOS here DO HAVE Upgrades, See Onsite agent for details.

Design #1

Hall Bath with One Sink and Tub/Shower Combo

Advantages:

Easy access for everyone including if you have a media room, less expensive, more counterspace

Disadvantages:

Only one sink (some floor plans have room to offer an upgrade to two sinks, please ask). No private access from a bedroom

Design #2

Jack and Jill Bath in two rooms.

This is built two ways. Both have one room for Vanity(s) and one for the Toilet/Shower. The difference is the entry doors. It can have hall access only or have private access from the bedrooms only OR both.

Advantages:

Each bedroom gets their own sink (this is not always standard, so please see communities’ onsite agent for your plan). Some plans off a private access version of this layout from each room. With it being two “rooms” if someone is showering someone else can be at the sinks

Disadvantages

More expensive, if you have a media room or loft area, you may have to have a door to this bath or add an additional bath

Design #3

Jack and Jill Bath in three rooms

Two separate smaller vanities each with own sink and one for the Toilet/Shower

Advantages:

Extra privacy for each bedroom with the separate vanity room in or next to the bedroom. Each bedroom gets private access from their room. With it being two rooms if someone is showering someone else can be at the sinks

Disadvantages:

More to clean & maintain, if you have a media room or loft area, you may have to have a door to this bath or add an additional bath, more expensive

Design #4:

Full totally private bath with toilet, bath/tub combo and sink/vanity inside the bedroom upstairs.

Called a Mini-suite. Can be Upstairs or Downstairs. See More About Mini-suites HERE

: New home floor plan by Chafin Communities The Brunswick II Model at Mallards Landing

: New home floor plan by Chafin Communities The Brunswick II Model at Mallards Landing

: New home floor plan by Chafin Communities The Brunswick II Model at Mallards Landing

Advantages:

Total privacy with no hall access or joint access to the bathroom

Disadvantage:

More to clean & maintain, the most expensive option, you cannot add a door to make this a hall access bath too in case you needed one for the media or loft

Design #5:

Extra Full Bath on the Main with Bedroom. Totally Private or Semi-private Bath.

Called a Guest Suite on Main. See More About Guest Suites on Main HERE

: The Colburn Plan

: The Colburn Plan

Advantages:

If you or a family member cannot do stairs, this is ideal. This can be modified as a walk in shower/no tub (this is an upgrade, see agent for details on your plan). Plans with these have a guest suite on the main next to this or has this inside it as a mini-suite. It can be a totally private bath, be a hall access only bath or have two doors (one private access to bedroom and one to the hall)

Disadvantages:

More expensive, fewer floorplans to choose from with this option, more to clean and maintain

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Design #6: