Jack And Jill Bathroom Plans

For families who have kids at home, a Jack and Jill bathroom layout can be an excellent help to streamline the morning routine and save space in a small house plan. A Jack and Jill bathroom can be used by both secondary bedrooms. It typically has two doors connecting either to the two bedrooms or to the hallway and one of the bedrooms. The Jack and Jill bathroom often features two sinks and a separate toilet area, so the home's occupants can have some privacy while sharing a bathroom.

If you are shopping for a new floor plan, a Jack and Jill design will save both space and money. Rather than giving each room its own bathroom, you can have one bathroom to serve the needs of multiple occupants. For designs that connect through the bedrooms, rather than the hallway, a Jack and Jill bathroom can provide excellent privacy.

If you have decided that Jack and Jill bathroom plans makes sense for your family, you will find many designs to meet your needs. If you like the traditional Jack and Jill bathroom with doors connecting directly to the bedrooms, consider The Braxton. On the second floor of this 2,876-square-foot home, you will have two spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets. A bathroom connecting the two bedrooms has double sinks and a full-size bathtub. The Sedona Ridge, a one-story, 2,843-square-foot home, also has a Jack and Jill bathroom. However, this particular design offers a separate door for the shower and toilet for additional privacy.

Browse our collection of Jack and Jill bathroom plans and use our to help narrow your results. If you have a plan you already love that does not have a shared bathroom, consult with our modification team to see how you can transform an existing plan into one with a Jack and Jill bathroom layout.