Synonyms for "open floorplan" in Real Estate Listings
Alternative Words for "open floorplan" in Property Descriptions
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5 results for "open floorplan"
open-concept layout
A design arrangement with few or no interior walls separating main living spaces.
The condo features an open-concept layout that lets the kitchen, dining, and living areas mingle like guests at a very stylish housewarming party.
open-plan design
A floor design in which multiple functional areas flow together without full partitions.
Buyers loved the open-plan design because it made the townhouse feel larger and brighter.
great room layout
A home arrangement centered on one large shared living area instead of separate enclosed rooms.
The builder used a great room layout to combine the living room, dining room, and kitchen into one expansive central space.
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A spatial arrangement that allows easy visual and physical movement between connected rooms.
This loft’s free-flowing layout means you can sauté onions while still pretending to watch the game in the living area.
integrated living space
A unified residential area where traditionally separate rooms are combined into one connected space.
The listing highlights an integrated living space ideal for entertaining and keeping an eye on both dinner and the kids.
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