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Lot size and width in Princeton, TX

What the Princeton zoning ordinance says about lot size and width, district by district. Section numbers link to the official ordinance.

A — Agricultural

Minimum lot area 1 acre (single-family dwellings require 2 acres or more). Minimum lot width 200 feet, minimum lot depth 400 feet. Minimum building size 1,200 square feet.

SF-E — Single-Family Residential - Estate

Minimum lot area 1 acre, minimum lot width 100 feet (measured at the building line), minimum lot depth 200 feet. Minimum building size 2,400 square feet.

SF-SE — Single-Family Residential - Small Estate

Minimum lot area 12,000 square feet, minimum lot width 90 feet (measured at the building line), minimum lot depth 100 feet. Minimum building size 2,000 square feet.

SF-1 — Single-Family Residential district - 1

Minimum lot area 7,500 square feet, minimum lot width 60 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. Minimum building size 2,000 square feet.

SF-2 — Single-Family Residential district - 2

Minimum lot area 6,000 square feet, minimum lot width 55 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. Minimum building size 1,800 square feet.

TF — Two-Family Residential (Duplex)

One dwelling unit per lot: minimum 5,000 square feet, minimum width 45 feet. Two dwelling units per lot: minimum 8,000 square feet, minimum width 70 feet. Minimum lot depth 100 feet. Minimum building size 1,200 square feet.

SF-Z — Single-Family Residential - Zero Lot Line

Minimum lot area 4,500 square feet, minimum lot width 40 feet, minimum lot depth 90 feet. Minimum building size 1,200 square feet.

SF-TH — Single-Family Townhome

Minimum lot area 2,700 square feet per unit, minimum lot width 40 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. Minimum building size 1,200 square feet.

MH-1 — Manufactured Home district (Manufactured Home Subdivision district)

Minimum lot area 6,000 square feet, minimum lot width 55 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. No minimum building size specified.

MH-2 — Manufactured Home Park district

Minimum lot area 9,000 square feet (each dwelling unit over three requires an additional 1,500 square feet of lot area; maximum ten units per acre). Minimum lot width 50 feet, minimum lot depth 120 feet. No minimum building size specified.

MF-1 — Multiple Family Residential - Medium Density

Minimum lot area 9,000 square feet for 3 dwelling units, 10,500 square feet for 4 dwelling units. Minimum lot width 80 feet (3-plex) or 100 feet (4-plex). Minimum lot depth 120 feet. Minimum unit size ranges from 550 sq ft (efficiency) to 950 sq ft (3-bedroom).

MF-2 — Multifamily Residential district - High Density

Minimum lot area 2 acres. No minimum lot width or depth specified. Minimum unit size ranges from 550 sq ft (efficiency) to 950 sq ft (3-bedroom).

NC — Neighborhood Convenience district

Minimum lot area 5,000 square feet, minimum lot width 100 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. No minimum building size.

C-1 — Commercial district - Office, light retail and neighborhood services

Minimum lot area 8,000 square feet, minimum lot width 100 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. No minimum building size.

C-2 — General Commercial district

Minimum lot area 10,000 square feet, minimum lot width 100 feet, minimum lot depth 100 feet. No minimum building size.

M-1 — Manufacturing/Industrial district - Light

No minimum lot area, width, depth, or building size specified.

M-2 — Manufacturing/Industrial district - Heavy

No minimum lot area, width, depth, or building size specified.

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