Neighbor Privacy

Neighbor proximity affects which rooms feel exposed, where you can place windows, and how usable your outdoor spaces are. The right floor plan uses the garage, utility spaces, and solid walls to create natural privacy buffers without sacrificing light or livability.

Why it matters

→Narrow lots need plans with fewer side-yard windows on the tight side.
→Corner lots have two street-facing sides — each needs a privacy strategy.
→Garage and utility placement can create a solid buffer on the neighbor side.

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Neighbor Privacy6 min read

Screening for Privacy: How to Place Your Home When Neighbors Are Close

Lot lines, setbacks, and neighbor proximity all affect which rooms feel exposed. Learn how to use your floor plan to create natural buffers.

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Neighbor Privacy5 min read

Corner Lots and Privacy: Two Street Sides, One Smart Plan

Corner lots offer great curb appeal but expose two sides to the street. Here's how to choose a plan that handles both.

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