Revere Row Townhome Floor Plans

The main floor of each Revere Row townhouse was designed to maximize usable living space within an efficient footprint. Each unit includes an attached single-car garage with direct access into the home through a mudroom-style entry area that helps separate storage and daily traffic from the main living spaces.

The kitchen, dining, and living room flow together in an open-concept layout that helps the homes feel larger while improving functionality for everyday living. A pantry, half bath, and additional storage space are positioned to keep the layout practical for long-term residents and renters alike.

Large front-facing windows bring natural light into the living area, while the rear patio access creates additional outdoor living space for each unit.

The upper floor of each Revere Row townhouse includes two bedrooms and two full bathrooms designed to support comfortable day-to-day living. The primary bedroom includes direct access to a larger private bathroom along with a dedicated walk-in closet, creating a layout that feels more like a single-family home than a typical compact townhouse.

The second bedroom works well for children, guests, roommates, or home office use depending on the needs of the resident. An additional loft area adds flexibility and can function as a small office, reading space, gaming area, or secondary lounge.

The stacked upper-level layout also helps simplify plumbing, framing, and mechanical installation during construction.

Townhomes continue to be one of the more practical housing types for developers looking to maximize density while controlling construction costs. Shared walls, repeatable floor plans, and compact building footprints can help reduce per-unit construction expenses compared to detached single-family homes.

The Revere Row Townhomes were designed with investment-focused construction in mind. The consistent unit layout helps simplify framing, roofing, mechanical systems, and material ordering across the entire project. The smaller individual unit footprint can also support lower maintenance costs over time.

With 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath layouts, attached garages, and modern curb appeal, these townhomes appeal to a wide range of renters and buyers, including young professionals, small families, downsizing homeowners, and long-term tenants looking for more privacy than a traditional apartment.