Layout for utility and shower room
Please help, I'm really struggling with current layout. We are doing a single story side extension to include a utility room and a downstairs toilet with a shower with a path at the side of the house. Ideally I would like the toilet in the front (so that visiting guests are unable to see the utility room) and the utility towards the back as they can get messy with a door leading straight into the garden. Two separate entrances would be ideal but I know this is difficult with lack of width. Please help.
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