From there, see if you can get creative by converting a dining room into a bedroom, creating a second unit in the basement of a single-family home, etc. 

A voluminous foyer with dual staircases kicks thing off, leading to chandelier-topped spaces such as a formal living room, formal dining room, indoor-outdoor great room, and double island kitchen.

One was basically hotel room, another one I remember was bigger with more or less full kitchen, living room, and dining room table. 

Large dining area with a crystal chandelier and skylight.

Shiplap walls are featured in all the living/dining area, kitchen, and all 3 bedrooms.

This is an open concept floor plan with flooring that stretches the entire kitchen, dining room and living room.  

The tenants of the main house, as well as petitioners, prepared meals daily in the kitchen and used the dining area and laundry room." 

I can't pass up an opportunity to dine at McNellie's. 

I knew I shouldn't buy a fancy car that will lose value, and I knew if it was in the bank I'd slowly spend it on fine dining and not working hard enough during college, so I put the money into some rentals.  

The best mixed use would be owners/works above their jobsites - - lots of infrastructure need to pull this off (shopping, dining, entertainment) and that mix is rare.