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Comments (11)Hi J Green, another vote for 4 bedrooms option from us. We are big fans of large landings. This is space where family can meet, chat and hang out in the morning or just before bed. If you have kids, they will love it. Add seating and it could be a nice space to be in when your ground floor is busy and you just want to escape or have a private chat. There are million reasons why but of course this is your home so go with what feels right for you and your loved ones. It is easy to annotate the drawing and write BEDROOM into the square or rectangle of space, but is it really a bedroom? Looking at the sizes, I am already feeling quite anxious that bedroom 4 and possibly also bedroom 3 are going to be difficult to furnish and made functional with decent size beds, storage etc. I would also suggest that you push your hired professional and re-visit your master suite design and your family bathroom design. If your family bathroom is efficiently designed, you will have more space to give to both bedrooms. Dressing room is a must these days, but the space you allowed for it seems really tiny. Also your en suite master bathroom layout worries me slightly. Good Luck with your project. Best Wishes Suzanne...See MoreMoving bathroom upstairs .. where to put it!!
Comments (5)Humm, what a difficult decision. I think perhaps you need a couple of agents to value it as it stands now as a 3 bed with downstairs bathroom vs a 2 bed with upstairs bathroom and more downstairs space. That will give you some idea if you will lose a lot of money just making it suitable for you and a good starting point. As a buyer - with no kids. I would rather have 2 bed and bathroom upstairs than the current setup. If I had children then that might change but do I want kids traipsing downstairs in the middle of the night to get to the toilet? Probably not either. I've found whatever you do, someone will want it different and if you are definately staying there for a few years and it doesn't devalue it much then you will gain the value back in enjoying your house more. Location wise - if you go with moving it upstairs, you might want to use the bedroom over the current kitchen for ease of plumbing as they will save money in the long run. If you keep it downstairs then you could look at moving the kitchen to the end so you have garden views and put the bathroom at the back of the old kitchen. If you could then squeeze at least a wc upstairs out of the smaller room (at the entrance so you don't cut up much of the bedroom) then that could work for having a wc in the night....See More- 8 years ago
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