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Master Down House Plans
Today’s family lives, works, and plays in a different world than our parents and grandparents, and with this difference in lifestyle comes other requirements for our homes. First-floor master bedrooms are gaining popularity and are uniquely designed for the pleasure and comfort of the homeowners and most often include a suite of rooms. These master suites typically feature spacious bedrooms; sometimes, a separate sitting area, an oversized walk-in closet or double walk-ins, and a complete spa-inspired en suite bathroom.
This suite of rooms allows for privacy and convenience, delineating the adult space and the children’s space and providing an easily accessible bedroom without climbing flights of stairs as the children grow and homeowners age. Another trend helping with the popularity of the downstairs master is multi-generational living, as the nuclear family gives way to a larger family unit which often includes grandparents. There can be considerable benefits in multi-generational families; children are happier, well-adjusted, and benefit immensely from life experiences that grandparents can offer. As a result, today’s homes are more than just real estate; they are places where families live, love, and experience life together