The New American Home
This is Not a Compromise.
This is the Smarter Way to Live.
It used to mean one cramped house with not enough space or privacy. That was before builders actually designed for it.
Today, multigenerational living means aging parents who want independence without isolation. Adult children who want to build equity instead of paying rent. Grandparents who want to be part of their grandchildren's lives every day. Families from Miami and the Northeast who want to bring everyone to Florida but not pay for two separate homes.
The homes below were all designed with this reality in mind. Two primary suites on a split floor plan mean both families have their own private retreat. Everyone comes together in the open living areas. Everyone has space to breathe when they need it.
This is not a workaround. Jeff designed it this way on purpose.
The Right Plans for Your Family
All Designed with Two Primary Suites.
Every one of these plans was designed with a split-floor plan layout that makes multigenerational living actually work. Two private primary suites on opposite ends of the home. Shared open living spaces in the middle. Privacy when you need it. Connection when you want it.
The Coral Haven
$699,990
4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,145 Sq. Ft.
The Paradise Cove III
$559,990
4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,145 Sq. Ft.
The Bluewater Cove
$389,900
4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,135 Sq. Ft.
The Sunset Harbor
$349,990
4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,127 Sq. Ft.
Built Different for a Reason
Jeff Designed These Plans Because Real Families Needed Them.
The split floor plan with two primary suites was not an afterthought. Jeff Kershner designed these layouts because he understood that modern families are not all the same. The Sunset Harbor became the best selling plan in the lineup, and when buyers tell us why, this is usually the reason.
Same quartz countertops. Same soft-close cabinetry. Same 27 inspections. Same standard that never moves. For every family that chooses to live it together.
Who This Is For
Every Family Looks Different. These Homes Work for All of Them.
Aging parents
Who want to be part of their grandchildren's lives without giving up their independence. The primary suite at the opposite end of the home provides them with privacy and dignity.
Adult children
Who wants to stop paying rent and start building equity. Living together in Southwest Florida beats paying Miami prices for a studio apartment.
Snowbird families
Who come down for four months every winter. A private suite means nobody is sleeping in an office and nobody is counting the days.
Caregivers
Having the person you love in the next wing instead of across town changes everything about how that feels day to day.
Retired couples
Who want space for the grandkids to stay as long as they want. The SunLife is better when the whole family is here.
Your Family. Your Situation.
Ready to See How the SunLife Fits Your Whole Family?
Come walk through the Sunset Harbor or Bluewater Cove model and see exactly how the split floor plan feels in person. Our team can walk you through all three options and help you find the one that fits your family's situation.
Your Family. Your Situation.
Ready to See How the SunLife Fits Your Whole Family?
Come walk through the Sunset Harbor or Bluewater Cove model and see exactly how the split floor plan feels in person. Our team can walk you through all three options and help you find the one that fits your family's situation.
Multigenerational Living
Your Questions About Multigenerational Living at SunLife Homes. Answered.
Which SunLife floor plans are designed for multigenerational living?
Three SunLife floor plans are specifically designed with dual primary suites and split floor plan layouts ideal for multigenerational living. The Sunset Harbor at 1,818 square feet starting at $349,990, the Bluewater Cove at 2,135 square feet starting at $389,900, and the Paradise Cove at 2,127 square feet starting at $479,990.
What is a split floor plan, and why does it matter for multigenerational living?
A split floor plan places the two primary suites on opposite ends of the home with shared living spaces in the middle. This gives both households privacy and independence while still allowing them to share a beautiful common area. It is the key design feature that makes multigenerational living comfortable rather than cramped.
Can aging parents live comfortably in a SunLife multigenerational home?
Yes. The split floor plan design provides aging parents with their own private primary suite, bathroom, and closet space, completely separate from the main household. The single-story layout with no stairs is also ideal for aging in place.
Is multigenerational living popular in Cape Coral?
Yes, and it is growing. Pew Research counts roughly sixty million Americans living in a multigenerational household, about one in five, and the share has more than doubled since 1971.
How much does a multigenerational SunLife home cost?
SunLife offers three multigenerational floor plans starting at $349,990 for the Sunset Harbor. The Bluewater Cove starts at $389,900, and the Paradise Cove starts at $479,990. All three include dual primary suites and are built to the same SunLife standard.
Are multigenerational SunLife homes available in Port Charlotte?
The Sunset Harbor, with its dual-primary-suite split-floor plan, is available in both Cape Coral and Port Charlotte. Bluewater Cove and Paradise Cove are currently available only in Cape Coral.