The following are the exact room dimensions and ceiling heights for the Allen Village townhomes, located in Fort Worth’s Near Southside.
📐 Detailed Room Dimensions
The interior wall-to-wall dimension readouts from the scaled floor plan (Sheet A1.13) reveal the exact layout footprints:
|
Room / Space |
Floor Level |
Blueprint Dimensions |
|
Overall Footprint |
Entire Unit |
20′ overall width |
|
Living Room |
First Floor |
11′ – 2″ × 14′ – 0″ |
|
Dining Area |
First Floor |
11′ – 2″ × 10′ – 0″ (Open with living room) |
|
Kitchen |
First Floor |
11′ – 2″ × 11′ – 3″ |
|
Garage |
First Floor |
18′ – 0″ × 20′ – 4″ (2-car capacity) |
|
Master Bedroom |
Second Floor |
11′ – 2″ × 11′ – 4″ |
|
Bedroom 2 |
Second Floor |
9′ – 11 3/4″ × 9′ – 3 1/2″ |
|
Bedroom 3 |
Second Floor |
9′ – 3 1/2″ × 9′ – 3 1/2″ |
Ceiling Heights
According to the exterior elevation sheets (A2.01), the structural heights are measured from the floor line to the top plate of each level:
- First Floor Ceiling Height: 9 feet 0 inches.
- Second Floor Ceiling Height: 8 feet 0 inches.
Bunk or Loft Bed Maximum Height
Because all bedrooms are on the second floor, they are constrained by an 8-foot (96 inches) ceiling height. To prevent injuries and allow someone to sit up comfortably in bed, safety standards require at least 30 to 36 inches of clear space between the top of the mattress and the ceiling.
- Maximum Total Bed Height:
Your loft frame or top bunk guardrail should not exceed 60 inches (5 feet) tall. - Mattress Setup:
Pair a 60-inch frame with a low-profile 6-inch This leaves 30 inches of headroom.
Closet Dimensions
The closets feature space-saving bypass (sliding) doors or bi-fold doors. The interior storage footprints measure as follows:
- Master Bedroom Walk-In Closet: 6′ – 10″ wide × 4′ – 4″ deep. This is a spacious walk-in footprint located adjacent to the master
- Bedroom 2 Closet: 5′ – 11 3/4″ wide × 2′ – 2″ deep. A wide, standard-depth reach-in closet spans most of the interior
- Bedroom 3 Closet: 5′ – 1 1/2″ wide × 2′ – 2″ deep. A standard reach-in
Window Sizes & Placement
The window callouts from the blueprint reveal the precise widths available on your framing walls.
(Note: In architectural blueprint coding, window sizes are read as Width × Height. For example, a “3050” window means 3 feet 0 inches wide by 5 feet 0 inches tall).
First Floor (9-Foot Ceilings)
- Living Room (Front Wall): Features a twin set of 3050 windows (each window is 3′ – 0″ wide × 5′ – 0″ tall).
- Together, they take up 6 feet of wall width, leaving roughly 2′ – 7″ of solid wall space on either side of the living room
Second Floor (8-Foot Ceilings)
- Master Bedroom (Front Wall): Features two 3050 windows (3′ – 0″ wide × 5′ – 0″ tall). This matches the front facade of the living room below, giving you a grand focal point for your bed placement or curtains.
- Bedroom 2 (Rear Wall): Features one 3050 window (3′ – 0″ wide × 5′ – 0″ tall).
- Bedroom 3 (Rear Wall): Features one 3050 window (3′ – 0″ wide × 5′ – 0″ tall).