1,500 Sq Ft (30x50) 3 Bed 2 Bath Duplex / Multi-Gen Floor Plan (STC-60 Mirrored Acoustic Party-Wall Duplex)
1,500 sq ft heated living • 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths • Free 2D CAD Blueprint (.SVG)
Room Dimensions & Zones
50' × 30' ShellEstimated Cost to Build (50' × 30' Duplex / Multi-Gen)
$60,000 – $76,500
Framing package, roof trusses & exterior shell for 1,500 sq ft base.
$154,500 – $203,500
Saves ~$69,500 by managing local slab & interior trades.
$224,000 – $273,000
Full general contractor finish including slab, HVAC, kitchen & baths.
$198,800 financed (30-Yr)
Download 50' × 30' Duplex / Multi-Gen Floor Plan (.SVG)
Scalable 2D architectural vector drawing with exterior and room dimensions, door swings, and fixture layout. Opens in AutoCAD, Illustrator, Inkscape, or any browser.
Material Takeoff & Framing Specifications
Concrete volume (28 yd³), roof surface (~1,820 sq ft), wall framing & architectural notes
Material Takeoff & Framing Specifications
Concrete volume (28 yd³), roof surface (~1,820 sq ft), wall framing & architectural notes
| Building Package | Specification | Quantity | Est. Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Structural Shell & Trusses | 50'×30' 2x6 Exterior + Double-Stud Insulated Acoustic Party Wall | 1,500 sq ft shell kit | $60,000 – $76,500 |
| Concrete Slab & Grade Beams | Monolithic Concrete Slab w/ Dual Sewer/Water Stub-Outs | 28 Cubic Yards (4,000 PSI) | $15,250 – $19,500 |
| Roofing & Underlayment | Architectural Shingle or Standing Seam Metal Hip/Gable (5:12 Pitch) | 22 Roofing Squares (2,200 sq ft) | $9,240 – $14,960 |
| Closed-Cell Spray Foam / Insulation | 3" Closed-Cell Wall & Roof Deck Thermal Envelope (R-21 to R-38) | 9,735 Board Feet | $13,142 – $18,010 |
| Windows & Exterior Doors | Low-E Argon Black Architectural Glazing + 36" Fiberglass Entry | 4 Windows • 6 Doors | $3,800 – $6,020 |
| HVAC & Multi-Zone Mini-Split | High-SEER2 Heat Pump / Ductless Mini-Split System | 3 Ton (36,000 BTU/hr) | $7,800 – $12,300 |
Plan HG-1960 (1,500 Sq Ft (30x50) 3 Bed 2 Bath Duplex / Multi-Gen Floor Plan (STC-60 Mirrored Acoustic Party-Wall Duplex)) is an IRC R304/R310-vetted duplex / multi-gen blueprint engineered around a 50'-0" × 30'-0" structural grid (1,500 sq ft base footprint, 0.6:1 Square-Bay Proportion). Configured on the STC-60 Mirrored Acoustic Party-Wall Duplex topology, this layout delivers 1,500 sq ft of conditioned residential living area and 300 sq ft of covered outdoor porch deck.
Inside the conditioned envelope, the floor plan is organized into 8 distinct architectural zones: UNIT A SUITE (15'-6" × 13'-6", 209 sq ft), UNIT A BATH (9'-6" × 13'-6", 128 sq ft), UNIT A LIVING (15'-6" × 16'-6", 256 sq ft), UNIT A KITCHEN (9'-6" × 16'-6", 157 sq ft), UNIT B BATH (9'-6" × 13'-6", 128 sq ft), UNIT B SUITE (15'-6" × 13'-6", 209 sq ft). Plumbing rough-ins are consolidated across UNIT A BATH, UNIT A KITCHEN, UNIT B BATH, UNIT B KITCHEN to minimize sub-slab trenching and manifold pipe runs. Sleeping quarters (UNIT A SUITE at 209 sq ft; UNIT B SUITE at 209 sq ft) are acoustically buffered from the primary living core and positioned on exterior elevations for code-compliant egress glazing.
From a builder takeoff standpoint, the 50' clear-span width utilizes 2x6 exterior + double-stud insulated acoustic party wall bearing on 160 linear feet of 6" exterior wall framing (~176 framing studs/posts) and 158 linear feet of interior partitions. The 5:12 architectural shingle or standing seam metal hip/gable requires approximately 1,820 sq ft of roofing material (22 roofing squares), while the monolithic concrete slab w/ dual sewer/water stub-outs pours at an estimated 28 cubic yards of 4,000-PSI concrete.
Frequently Asked Questions • Plan HG-1960
Building costs, foundation specs, egress & CAD customization questions
Frequently Asked Questions • Plan HG-1960
Building costs, foundation specs, egress & CAD customization questions
How much does it cost to build the 50x30 1,500 Sq Ft (30x50) 3 Bed 2 Bath Duplex / Multi-Gen Floor Plan (STC-60 Mirrored Acoustic Party-Wall Duplex) (HG-1960)?
Based on current national residential construction data for duplex / multi-gen structures, the dried-in structural shell for Plan HG-1960 (1,500 sq ft base footprint) ranges from $60,000 to $76,500 ($40/sq ft baseline). A complete turnkey build—including the 28-yard concrete foundation, 158 linear feet of interior framing, MEP rough-ins for 2 bath(s), and interior finishes across 1,500 sq ft of heated space—ranges from $224,000 to $273,000. Use the interactive Regional Cost Multiplier on this page to adjust for your local labor market and owner-builder sweat equity.
What are the exact room dimensions inside this 1,500 sq ft 3-bedroom layout?
Plan HG-1960 features 8 architecturally solved spaces inside its 50' × 30' footprint: UNIT A SUITE (15'-6" × 13'-6", 209 sq ft), UNIT A BATH (9'-6" × 13'-6", 128 sq ft), UNIT A LIVING (15'-6" × 16'-6", 256 sq ft), UNIT A KITCHEN (9'-6" × 16'-6", 157 sq ft), UNIT B BATH (9'-6" × 13'-6", 128 sq ft), UNIT B SUITE (15'-6" × 13'-6", 209 sq ft), UNIT B KITCHEN (9'-6" × 16'-6", 157 sq ft), UNIT B LIVING (15'-6" × 16'-6", 256 sq ft). Every habitable room meets or exceeds IRC R304 minimum area (70+ sq ft) and minimum horizontal dimension (7'-0"+) requirements.
Can this 50' × 30' floor plan be built with post-frame, red-iron steel, or 2x6 stick framing?
Yes. Because the outer envelope is engineered on an even 50'-0" × 30'-0" structural grid (160 LF perimeter) with clear-span 5:12 trusses, a local structural engineer or building kit supplier can adapt the blueprint for 2x6 Exterior + Double-Stud Insulated Acoustic Party Wall, conventional 2x6 stick framing at 16" o.c., laminated post-frame columns at 8' o.c., or structural insulated panels (SIPs).
What files are included in the free CAD blueprint download for Plan HG-1960?
Downloading Plan HG-1960 provides the high-resolution scalable vector floor plan (.SVG) with crisp architectural lineweights, exterior dimension strings (50'-0" × 30'-0"), room-by-room callouts, door swing arcs, and window schedules, plus instant browser printing for contractor bidding and preliminary municipal zoning review.
