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Floor Plans
Measured 2D floor plans with room dimensions, MLS ready.
A floor plan answers the question photographs cannot: how the property is actually laid out. Measured 2D floor plans for Tampa Bay listings start at $45 and are drawn from an on site scan rather than estimated.
Why floor plans are worth the money
A gallery shows a buyer what each room looks like but not how they connect, and layout is one of the most common reasons a showing gets cancelled or a viewing goes nowhere. A floor plan filters for that before anyone drives across the bay.
It also settles the practical questions early. Whether a bed fits on that wall, whether the office is really a bedroom, whether the primary suite is on the ground floor. Buyers who can answer those from the listing arrive more committed, which is worth considerably more than the cost of the plan.
Where a floor plan matters most
Condominium and villa listings live or die on it. In markets like Largo, Pinellas Park and the over fifty five communities across Zephyrhills, buyers are comparing a large number of similar units and the layout is frequently the only meaningful difference between them.
Older housing benefits for the opposite reason. Period homes in Ybor City, Dunedin and Lakeland often have additions and rooms that run in unexpected directions, and a plan is the fastest way to make an unusual house legible.
How the plan is produced
Measurements are taken on site during the shoot, so no separate visit is needed. Where a 3D tour is also booked, the plan is generated from the same scan data, which is why booking the two together costs less than either separately.
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Frequently asked
How much does a floor plan cost?
Floor plans start at $45 per property when added to a photography shoot, covering every floor with room dimensions and total square footage. A plan is included in the Gold and Platinum packages.
Are the measurements accurate enough for the MLS?
Plans are measured on site and formatted for MLS use. They are marketing floor plans rather than a surveyor's or appraiser's document, so square footage should not be treated as a legal measurement for a transaction.
Do you need a separate visit for the floor plan?
No. Measurements are taken during the photography shoot, so the property only needs preparing once.
