Fit 3 Units/Townhouses small block?

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  1. Aaron Duffie

    Aaron Duffie Well-Known Member

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    Trying to fit 3 x 2 bedroom units/townhouses on a small block but not sure if they’ll fit(. 2 x 2 won’t generate enough profit) any ideas or referrals to gun designers/architects/planners etc to help? I can provide full details of zoning such as setbacks etc if someone can help but basic block details are below:

    Size:612m2
    Frontage: 15.2m
    Depth: 40m2
    Flat rectangular block
    R3 zoned
    No min floor space ratio
     
    Aaron Duffie, 23rd Nov, 2018
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  2. Big Daddy

    Big Daddy Well-Known Member

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    No setbacks
    Single garage
    Euro laundry
     
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  3. Westminster

    Westminster Tigress at Tiger Developments Business Member

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    I'm not familiar with that zoning but I'll share a plan that @Big Daddy and I found in the stash vault this week that had similar frontage but slightly more depth - it had 4 townhouses.

    Note it was designed for WA zonings but may have some ideas that may work for you
     

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  4. Big Daddy

    Big Daddy Well-Known Member

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    You will probably have to go double storey on a block that size since its narrow. If you can squeeze single storey then think about single garage/carport. This one is close to your size block
     

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    Big Daddy, 24th Nov, 2018
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  5. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    Is there a rear lane?
     
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