2-bedroom house plans
Two-bedroom plans are the workhorse of units, downsizers and investment builds. The decision that shapes the whole layout is whether the second bedroom is a genuine bedroom or a study that occasionally takes a bed, because that determines whether it needs a wardrobe, a window of habitable size, and separation from the living area.
20 editable layouts. Open one in the editor to move walls and rooms, then read the material quantities measured off your own drawing. PlanHome measures; your builder prices it with their rates.
2 Bedroom #1
2 bed · 113 m²
2 Bedroom #2
2 bed · 90 m²
2 Bedroom #3
2 bed · 103 m²
2 Bedroom #4
2 bed · 111 m²
2 Bedroom #5
2 bed · 100 m²
2 Bedroom #6
2 bed · 115 m²
2 Bedroom #7
2 bed · 118 m²
2 Bedroom #8
2 bed · 89 m²
2 Bedroom #9
2 bed · 104 m²
2 Bedroom #10
2 bed · 99 m²
2 Bedroom #11
2 bed · 87 m²
2 Bedroom #12
2 bed · 98 m²
2 Bedroom #13
2 bed · 97 m²
2 Bedroom #14
2 bed · 98 m²
2 Bedroom #15
2 bed · 113 m²
2 Bedroom #16
2 bed · 92 m²
2 Bedroom #17
2 bed · 114 m²
2 Bedroom #18
2 bed · 104 m²
2 Bedroom #19
2 bed · 125 m²
2 Bedroom #20
2 bed · 91 m²
Common questions
- What size is a typical 2-bedroom home?
- Most two-bedroom Australian homes and units land between roughly 70 and 110 m² of internal floor area. The spread comes mostly from whether there is a separate living and dining area, and whether the laundry is a room or a cupboard.
- Should both bedrooms be the same size?
- Rarely. A main bedroom that comfortably takes a queen with side tables needs about 12 m² before the wardrobe, while a second bedroom works at 9 to 10 m². Making them equal usually means the main is too tight rather than the second being generous.
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