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House Plans With In-Law Suites
Families come in all sizes and shapes; why shouldn’t the homes they live in do the same? Well, surprisingly, this is quickly becoming the case as multi-generational living arrangements/floor plans are taking the country by storm. Oftentimes, these homes are ideal for today’s modern families where adult children return home, older parents move in with their adult children or families need to maximize their living space to accommodate long term visits from various family members or guests. Although, there are stressors involved, these multi-generational homes can ultimately prove to be low stress environments where expenses are shared, Mom or Dad can stay together and be cared for by one another or other family members, strong bonds between grandparents and grandchildren are forged and shared burdens are lessened. Frequently, these multi-generational house plans include in-law suites which can accommodate a wide range of arrangements for independent living. A whopping 64 million Americans, almost 20% of the population, live with multiple generations under the same roof and this despite great economic improvements from the early 2000’s. Read More