What is the difference between a mansion and a duplex?
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What is the difference between a mansion and a duplex?
Abbas Khan Civil Engineer
The main difference between a mansion and a duplex is that:
MANISON: A large house or building usually build for the wealthy individual or a family.
A DUPLEX: A small or medium-size house made up of two dwelling units or parts. It may also be in two directions also.
Kuldeep Singh
A mansion is a huge house generally including lavish facilities like swimming pools, yards, orchards, garages, terraces, walkways, halls, rooms, separate lavatories, servant quarters, etc. They’re mostly located on the outskirts away from the hustle-bustle and close to nature.
A duplex on the other hand doesn’t really have a restraint on size but it’s a house made up of two visually separate sections having a common wall. Sometimes, an apartment with portions on two floors joined by a staircase is also called a duplex.