Townhouse patio: a 24 × 18 ft yard plan

24 × 18 ft. Pavers wall to wall, a planter strip and a hedge along the back, and lights overhead.

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Townhouse patio, drawn to scale: 24 × 18 ft. Pavers wall to wall, a planter strip and a hedge along the back, and lights overhead.
24 × 18 ft, 432 sq ft. Drawn in the planner and exported as it is.

Behind a townhouse there is often no room for a lawn at all, and no reason to want one. This plan paves the whole space, keeps a three-foot planter strip along the back fence for flowers, and runs a hedge behind it for privacy. A table, a grill in the far corner and two pots of ornamental grass by the door furnish it.

Paving the lot is the biggest line here by some distance; the planner prices the pavers over their gravel base, and swapping them for poured concrete shows what the saving actually is. String lights across the middle are priced by the foot.

What is in it

Material How much Ballpark cost
Concrete Pavers 291 sq ft $3,488 – $8,139
Gravel 291 sq ft · 2.7 cu yd $108 – $229
Flower Bed 70 sq ft $282 – $846
Ornamental Grass 2 $30 – $90
Hedge Row 24 linear ft $720 – $1,680
Fence 60 linear ft $1,200 – $3,600
Grill 1 $200 – $2,000
Patio Set 1 $400 – $3,000
String Lights 22 linear ft $132 – $396
Materials in total $6,560 – $19,979

National ranges for materials only, before labour and delivery. The planner quotes the same list for your state, and every quantity here changes as soon as you move something.

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