Mike and Jackie of Tomie Raines Real Estate

   Mike and Jackie Shulsky's

   mikeandjackie@tomieraines.com
 
 
Quad-Level  
Characteristics of Quad-Level homes:
  • Low building cost per square foot
  • Three levels create separate living spaces
  • Easily accessible floor levels
  • Lower level has daylight windows
  • Basement beneath the main floor
     

The Quad-level home combines a one-story ranch with a bi-level and could easily be mistaken for a Tri-level. The difference is a basement.

The one-story level of a "Quad" is built over a basement that provides additional storage space and houses the furnace, water heater and other appliances that service the home. 

The Quad-level, like the tri-level, makes it possible to accommodate quiet spaces, service spaces, and noisy spaces on multiple levels. The multi-level design is sometimes expanded to include additional levels for offices, exercise space or additional bedrooms.

 

 
 
 

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Mike and Jackie Shulsky Tomie Raines Real Estate

1400 Abbot, East Lansing, MI 48823, Suite 200

 517-230-2656   
Email:
 mikeandjackie@tomieraines.com

 

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