Henry is a two-story duplex design encompassing 2,757 sq ft of total heated living area, configured to maximize rental yield or multi-generational utility. Measuring 61 ft 2 in in width and 46 ft 6 in in depth, the structure occupies a footprint that fits standard suburban lots while providing separate living quarters. The design incorporates 4 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms, ensuring private facilities for residents in both units.

The first floor provides 1,871 sq ft of space, anchored by an open-concept core that integrates the kitchen, dining, and living zones. A central kitchen island serves as the primary workspace, supplemented by a dedicated walk-in pantry for dry storage. The layout maintains 9-foot ceilings on the main level to increase interior volume and light penetration, while the 8-foot ceilings on the second floor create a more intimate scale for the 885 sq ft upper level.

Structural integrity is achieved through 2x4 wall framing and a 9:12 roof pitch, resulting in a maximum building height of 25 ft 9 in. The home is constructed on a crawl space foundation, which allows for site elevation and utility access. Exterior elements include a 60 sq ft covered front porch and a total of 390 sq ft of porch area, offering transition zones between the interior living spaces and the surrounding site.

Practical amenities include integrated fireplaces in the living areas and significant walk-in closet space for each bedroom. The duplex configuration utilizes a split-bedroom layout to enhance acoustic privacy between sleeping quarters and the shared living zones. This architectural model provides a balanced approach to multifamily housing with durable construction methods and efficient interior circulation.

Key Features: 2,757 sq ft total living area, duplex configuration, 9-foot first-floor ceilings, 8-foot second-floor ceilings, 9:12 roof pitch, crawl space foundation, kitchen island, walk-in pantry, covered front porch, multi-generational living, split-bedroom layout.

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