Multiplex Suites in Edmonton

Multiple independent homes in one detached structure.

A detached structure that may accommodate multiple independent dwelling units where the property and municipality permit the proposed form.

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Aerial concept view of a two-storey backyard multiplex with a grey hip roof, beige siding, paired entry doors on each level and an exterior staircase, set behind a cedar fence along a gravel lane
Concept Rendering — For Illustration Only.

What It Is

What is a multiplex suite?

A detached structure that may accommodate multiple independent dwelling units where the property and municipality permit the proposed form. It’s a way to create several separate homes on one lot — for rental income, multi-generational living or long-term investment. What your property can support depends on zoning, lot size, setbacks, servicing and access, which is exactly what our property assessment confirms.

Garage suites and garden suites remain Elevate Garage Suites’ primary offerings. If a single backyard home suits your lot better, compare a garage suite or a garden & backyard suite.

Who a multiplex suite may be right for

  • Owners of lots where zoning and site conditions may permit more than one backyard dwelling unit
  • Investors exploring multiple independent rental units on one property
  • Homeowners housing several family members, each with a separate unit
  • Owners who want feasibility confirmed before committing to a design

Property feasibility and requirements

  • Zoning and building form.

    Whether the proposed multi-unit form is permitted on your lot is confirmed against current municipal requirements.
  • Lot size and setbacks.

    Lot dimensions, setbacks and site coverage determine what footprint may be possible.
  • Servicing.

    Water, sanitary, gas and power capacity for additional dwelling units is reviewed early.
  • Access.

    Lane and yard access shape site preparation and construction logistics.

One Team, Beginning to End

Planning, permits and construction — one contract.

  1. Step 1

    Property assessment

    We review zoning, lot dimensions, setbacks, servicing and access to understand what your property may support.

  2. Step 2

    Planning and design

    Design is coordinated around your property and the municipal requirements that apply to the proposed form.

  3. Step 3

    Permits

    The municipal permit file is prepared and managed by our team. Every project remains subject to permit approval.

  4. Step 4

    Construction

    Site preparation, utility servicing and construction are run by one team, beginning to end.

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Architectural Plan Preview

Explore the Multiplex Floor Plan

Explore the architectural layout of this two-storey multiplex concept, including the front elevation and floor plans for both levels. View the complete drawing or download the PDF to examine the proposed layout in greater detail.

Concept plans are for illustration purposes. Final designs, configurations and approvals depend on property-specific requirements and applicable municipal regulations.

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Concept Rendering — For Illustration Only

How a multiplex suite could look.

Elevated lane-side concept view of a detached two-storey multiplex with a gable front, vertical and horizontal siding, a black-railed staircase to an upper landing and a fenced yard with a gate
Concept Rendering — For Illustration Only. Every multiplex is designed around its property.

PROPERTY ASSESSMENT

Could your lot support a multiplex suite?