One into two - plus
We would be relieved to have some help .
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6 years ago
Jenny M
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6 years agoI did something very similar to Jonathan.
I put two pocket doors in the bedrooms going in to the bathrooms though, a minor difference as well as a minor alteration to the entrances.
Of course if you want to go for a more conventional plan with the bathroom having it's own door ( and i haven't plotted this on a floor planner ) - You may consider something like this:-
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6 years agoI stuck it on floor planner and used the right sized objects - always helps. I've used full size single beds and managed to put in wardrobes. As you see, it's still a tight space, but do'able!
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6 years agoThis one has been annoying me. Small spaces are very hard...........you need a long time to mull them over.
I wasn't particularly happy with any of them. However, I do believe that this one may work best.
The rooms are never going to be enormous. However, by placing the bathroom bottom left, it does make the bathroom accessible to the whole house, you don't have to Jack and Jill it ( not a big fan ! ). Plus, if and when you sell, the new owner will be able to take out the middle partition and make a large room with an En-Suite, or you would have the opportunity to do that once the boys leave home.
I also think it gives rise to better bed placement.
Bedroom with En-suite once dividing partitions removed in the future:-
Jenny M
6 years ago
Jonathan