Where to add a bathroom?
Fei Fei
8 years ago
We only have toilet and bathroom downstairs, would like to add a toilet/bathroom upstairs where the bedrooms are. But I'm not sure about separating some space from the second bedroom, as it would make it into a single bedroom instead.
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