Typical Characteristics of Split Level Homes

Typical Characteristics of Split Level Homes Split level homes provide living space on several levels separated by short flight of stairs up or down. Often, on the main floor there’s a family room, dining room, kitchen, and living room. Usually, there are... More

Typical Characteristics of Split Level Homes Split level homes provide living space on several levels separated by short flight of stairs up or down. Often, on the main floor there’s a family room, dining room, kitchen, and living room. Usually, there are two small sets of stairs that connect the one-story part of the home to the two-story section. One stair leads up to the bedrooms and bathroom. The other one leads down to a spacious family room and basement. Typically, the basement level also has the garage and is level with the driveway. The first story is constructed halfway between the second story and the basement, with the second story sitting above the basement. Alternatively, both halves of the home can be 2 stories tall, with a basement beneath the first story section pointed out above. Additions to split level homes in Adelaide are possible by adding a third story above the first story or expanding outward from any side. Split level homes offer a convenient way to a Less