
A three bedroom residence set above a fully independent accessory dwelling unit, with the main living level lifted to catch the view. A vaulted great room just under 25 feet long opens onto a 27 foot deck, and the primary suite has a covered deck of its own. The ADU below has its own kitchen, bath, laundry, and exterior entrance, so the two households never overlap.
Putting the living level upstairs gives the great room, kitchen, and deck the light and outlook, while the ground floor absorbs the entry, garage, and accessory unit. The primary suite sits at the far end of the upper level with its own covered deck, and bedroom two and the study share a full bath at the other. Downstairs, the ADU functions as a separate residence with a full kitchen and its own stair, which is what makes this plan work for multigenerational living or rental income without compromising either side.
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