What do you mean by overlapping villas (what do you mean by overlapping villas)

Overlapping villas are overlapping villas. Generally speaking, a villa is a four-story building with an attic, which is based on the comprehensive characteristics of villa apartments and townhouses. It consists of multi-storey duplex houses, with gardens on the lower floor and roof gardens on the upper floor. It has single-family courtyards, independent escalators, oversized terraces, private courtyards and multiple gardens.

Overlapping villas are divided into upper overlapping and lower overlapping, both of which are different. There are generally attics and terraces upstairs, and some developers will sell the use area of the garden on the first floor to the residents upstairs, so that the users upstairs can also have their own private gardens. The stack is clean and the sunshine is good; And the feeling of the next stack is similar to that of an ordinary villa, with a yard and some basements, and the living room is high.

Advantages and disadvantages of the villa upper floor:

The upper floor usually has a loft and terrace, which can be used as a yard or garden. Good lighting, clean, independent of low-rise residents, relatively quiet. However, climbing stairs is the biggest disadvantage. Some stairs are still set outside, which will be greatly affected in rainy days. And it is not easy to do it, unless the two floors are combined to make one floor, but it is very high, like a duplex building, without the feeling of a villa.

Advantages and disadvantages of villa low-rise:

In fact, the lower floor is similar to an ordinary villa, with an independent yard and some even a basement. The living room is generally about four meters, so it has been raised. The disadvantage is obvious, that is, it is easily influenced by upper-level residents, and the short building distance will also cause insufficient lighting.