3 Bedroom Apartment Floor Plan with Dimensions

This 3 bedroom apartment floor plan puts three equal bedrooms along one side of a hall, with a shared bathroom and an open living, kitchen, and dining area opposite. The 1,116 sq ft apartment has a window and wardrobe in every bedroom, plus a separate laundry and storage room. It suits a family or three roommates who prefer similar bedrooms over a larger primary suite.

A 3 bedroom apartment floor plan with dimensions

The brief: "Create a three bedroom apartment with equally sized bedrooms, one bathroom reached from the hall, an open shared living area, a table for four, and separate laundry storage. Give every bedroom a window and keep the beds away from the door swings."

Use the plan below to follow the route from the entrance to each room. Switch to 3D to explore how the shared space sits opposite the bedroom wing.

Room sizes at a glance

The apartment is 35 ft 5 in wide and 31 ft 6 in deep, or 10.8 x 9.6 m. Its total area is 1,116 sq ft, or 103.7 m².

Three bedrooms with the same furniture allowance

Each bedroom has a 1.6 x 2.1 m bed footprint, a 1.2 m wide wardrobe, and an inward opening door. All three headboards sit against solid wall sections beside the windows. The open side of each bed connects to the door, so you can get in without squeezing past a wardrobe.

For reference, a US queen mattress is 60 x 80 inches, according to IKEA's queen mattress guide. Compare your complete bed frame with the footprint shown before choosing it.

This three bedroom apartment layout gives roommates the same starting room size. For a family, one room can become a child's bedroom and another a guest room. The compromise is that nobody gets an ensuite or a larger primary bedroom.

A shared bathroom that guests can reach

The bathroom door opens from the far end of the hall. Visitors can reach it without entering a bedroom, and the door swings into the bathroom rather than across the hallway.

Inside, a 1 x 1 m shower sits in the upper corner. A 1.4 m vanity occupies the opposite wall, with the toilet on the exterior wall. The laundry room has its own entrance from the shared living area, so someone can use the washer while the bathroom is occupied.

There is only one toilet and one shower in this version. If overlapping morning routines are your main concern, ask for a second bathroom before refining furniture. A useful revision to explore is dividing the laundry and storage room into a separate toilet room and a smaller laundry closet.

An open living area with a route around the furniture

From the entrance, turn through the wide opening into the shared room. The sofa backs onto the left wall and faces the coffee table. The table runs parallel to the sofa, with a 40 cm gap between them in this layout.

The kitchen sits along the hall wall, with the refrigerator beside the right wall. The dining table is below it, away from the entrance opening. Four chairs face the 1.5 x 0.85 m tabletop. The route to laundry runs beside the dining group, leaving the space between the sofa and coffee table for seating.

The hall keeps through traffic out of the bedrooms, but it takes up 151 sq ft. Choose this arrangement if equal bedrooms and separate room entrances matter more to you than maximizing lounge space. The drawing leaves the central living floor open instead of adding an island or extra chairs.

Adapt the plan to your apartment

Start with the features you must keep: the entrance position, existing windows, bathroom location, and the furniture you own. Then describe the change you want in floorplan.chat. You can review the proposed layout before drawing, view it in 2D and 3D, and continue editing by chat or directly on the plan.

For a dedicated workspace, try replacing the third bed with a desk and guest seating. For more seating at meals, test a larger dining group while keeping the laundry entrance clear. If two bedrooms would be enough, compare the two bedroom apartment with a balcony.