800 Sq Ft Two-Bedroom ADU Plan With Two Baths
This 800-square-foot ADU fits two bedrooms, two full baths, an open front living and kitchen zone, a three-seat island, two French-door sets, and a 160-square-foot porch.
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This 800-square-foot ADU fits two bedrooms, two full baths, an open front living and kitchen zone, a three-seat island, two French-door sets, and a 160-square-foot porch.
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