286. CAD design drawings for a 3-story townhouse with dimensions of 4.6m x 17.5m

A 3-story townhouse with dimensions of 4.6 meters by 17.5 meters would have a total floor area of approximately 80.75 square meters (4.6 meters x 17.5 meters x 3 floors). This is a moderately sized townhouse, suitable for a small family of 2-4 people. The long and narrow layout of the townhouse is typical of urban townhouses, as it allows for efficient use of land space. The three-story layout provides ample living space without taking up too much square footage on the ground.

Here is a more detailed description of a 3-story townhouse with dimensions of 4.6m x 17.5m:

Ground floor:

The ground floor could include a living room, dining area, kitchen, and a half bathroom.
The living room could be located at the front of the townhouse, with large windows that let in plenty of natural light.
The dining room could be adjacent to the living room, and the kitchen could be located at the back of the townhouse.
A half bathroom could also be located on the ground floor, for the convenience of guests.
Second floor:

The second floor could include two bedrooms and a full bathroom.
The bedrooms could be located at the front and back of the townhouse, with the bathroom located in between.
Third floor:

The third floor could include a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and en suite bathroom.
The master bedroom could be located at the front of the townhouse, with the bathroom located at the back.
The walk-in closet could be located between the bedroom and the bathroom.
This is just one possible layout for a 3-story townhouse with dimensions of 4.6m x 17.5m. There are many other ways to configure the space, depending on the needs and preferences of the occupants.

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