Twobedroom

A two-bedroom dwelling, sometimes written as two-bedroom or abbreviated as 2BR, is a residential unit that contains two separate rooms intended as bedrooms. The term is commonly used in real estate listings and construction plans. The concatenated form twobedroom may appear in nonstandard contexts, but hyphenated and abbreviated forms are more typical.

Common layouts place two bedrooms where occupants can use them as private sleeping spaces, with a shared living area, kitchen, and one or more bathrooms. Sizes vary by market, but many two-bedroom apartments range from about 700 to 1,100 square feet (65 to 102 square meters). Layouts may position bedrooms at opposite ends for privacy or adjacent to the living areas, and some units feature an en-suite bathroom, a second full bathroom, or a partial bath.

Two-bedroom units appear across rental properties, condominiums, townhouses, and single-family homes. In rental markets, a two-bedroom is often marketed as suitable for small families, roommates, or a couple needing a guest room or home office. Floor plans may include a dining area, in-unit laundry, and storage spaces.

Variants and design considerations include two-bedroom plus den and two-bedroom with a dedicated home office. Design focus typically emphasizes privacy between bedrooms, natural light, storage solutions, and energy efficiency. Accessibility features may be included in some buildings, such as wider doorways or step-free entry.

As a mid-sized option between one-bedroom and three-bedroom units, the two-bedroom remains a common fixture in many housing markets, reflecting demand for flexible living space and shared expenses.