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Room sizes (off plan unsure)

6 years ago

Hey guys,

I'm in the process on making a decision to potentially buy something off plan

(please see the attached images)

Are the room sizes large enough?

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Ellie

6 years ago

Where is bedroom 1?

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Marco Vas
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6 years ago
3rd floor
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Marco Vas
Original Author
6 years ago
Hi ellie,

I couldn't attach it in the first message. It's attached in my second post.
Marco Vas
Original Author
6 years ago
Bump
Jonathan
6 years ago
Personally I think that this is pretty good. My only issue is that it is a little bedroom heavy meaning that potentially you could have more people living in the house than you could fit in the living room. The living room is probably fine it one two people live here but if you have two children and need room for grandparents you might struggle to fit a dining table and enough sofa room in the one room. One solution could be to use the living room as only a lounge/tv area and add a conservatory when your budget allows.
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OnePlan
6 years ago
As it’s a new build -also be aware that certain things will need to remain - like the large universal access loo on the ground floor - don’t think as soon as you get in there you can whip it out and make a bigger kitchen - you can’t !
Emily
6 years ago
Also it’s got 4 toilets. Surely it doesn’t need ensuite next to bathroom on second floor? I too think that house will be uncomfortably crowded if all 3 bedrooms are constantly in use. If one of bedrooms on middle floor is double duty playroom or study/occasional guest then it works better. IMO anyway.

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