When you’re thinking about your next home, there’s more to consider than square feet, number of bedrooms, and the style of the kitchen cabinets. You need a home that supports your lifestyle—that has what you want, where you want it, and without the things you don’t want. Consider the choice of our unique duet homes. What are duet homes? Simply put, duet or twin homes share a common wall and look like two identical houses. But the duet home is two properties on two lots, with two separate owners and two yards.
Six Benefits of Our Duet Homes for Sale
Choosing a duet home doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice anything. Our five distinctive duet designs — Juniper I, Juniper III, Redbud I, Spruce, and Spruce II — offer generous floor plans and design possibilities. Vista Homes has duet homes for sale with open living spaces, plenty of bedrooms, ample square footage, and more! Here are some of the benefits of our duet homes:
Have we piqued your interest? We currently have one duet or twin home for sale and plenty coming down the pipeline this year. Or, if you would like to build on your own land, our Build On Your Land program ensures a stress-free journey to make your vision a reality. We combine the convenience of ready-to-build plans with the flexibility to customize certain details.
What Is The Difference Between A Duplex and Duet Home?
From the outside, the difference between a duplex and a duet home is not obvious. Duplexes and duet homes both have two attached residential units. But the differences between a duplex and a duet home are pretty substantial.
A duplex is a multifamily home, meaning there are multiple living units. With multifamily homes, all of these dwellings are sold together. So, if you buy a duplex, you buy both sides. Sometimes an owner will live on one side and rent the other side. Sometimes these homes are entirely rentals. These types of properties are considered income-producing or investment properties.
A duet home is considered an attached single-family home (as opposed to a detached single-family home). Each side is sold as one separate home. Usually, both sides are owner-occupied, although there could be a tenant in a duet home. They may or may not be investment properties. Duet homes may have HOA dues, since there may be private roads, shared amenities, etc. Or they could be a community of two units, each responsible for their own side.
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With Vista Homes, the possibilities are endless for you to find and personalize your ideal home. Get started now by browsing through our available homes in the Charlotte area. If you have questions about new homes for sale in Charlotte, we’re more than happy to provide guidance or suggestions. Connect with our team today!