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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is all very confusing :-)

I have what I think is a split foyer - when you enter we have a living room on the entry level and there are half a flight of stairs up to the kitchen, DR, family room, and bedrooms. Half a flight down is the basement - the laundry is down there along with a bedroom and bathroom.

For the first several years we used the main level living room as a "formal living room," meaning it was not used very often. We've put a TV and comfy couch down there now. I would avoid a split foyer if I was buying again, but I don't hate it.
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It sounds like you have a split level home. Not a split foyer.[/quote]

Agree,  You have a split level.  There are several variations of split level, but they always differ from a split foyer in that in a split foyer you do not enter onto a full floor.  The entry way is half way between an upper floor and a lower floor.  In your home you enter into a full floor with a living room, so that is a split level.[/quote]

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