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Explanation:
Should you build a one-story or two-story home? How do you choose one over the other? Aside from your personal opinion on whether you prefer stairs — or not — there are some practical advantages and limitations to both. So let’s look at them, starting with the two-story designs.
Advantages of Two Story Homes
Cost less per square foot to build. That’s because the most expensive elements of home-building — excavation/foundation and rafters/roof installation — are being built on a smaller footprint. Plus, you’ll have less roof area to maintain.
More fuel efficient. You’ll save fuel because, per square foot, less outdoor wall and roof area are exposed to the weather.
Less distance utilities travel. You’ll save money (and potential headaches) because plumbing and wiring have less distance to travel.
Better views. When you are tree-height, your views are better.
Larger outdoor space. Since you are taking up less land space for the house, you’ll have more of it for outdoor living areas.
More versatile design. There are more attachment points in a two-story house for porches, connectors and bump-outs for either now or in the future.
Privacy. The upstairs bedrooms are more private, especially if you build in a neighborhood. If you have children, you’ll appreciate the second-floor bedrooms feature when your kids grow into teenagers.
"There are more attachment points in a two story house for porches, connectors and bump-outs for either now or future consideration