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Layout Help Needed

last year

Hi, looking for help to better improve this layout. Ideally looking for 4 bedrooms each with walk in wardrobe/dressing room & shower each.

Red walls are structural but can be changed if no other solution. There is a lift which needs to stay but can be moved. Bed 2 ideally needs a wider or squarer wetroom for disability use

Tia!

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1sandyh
Original Author
last year
Or could sacrifice the master dressing room by fitting wardrobes in the master bed..
Michael Olsson
last year
where are you located @1sandyh
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can you send me the plans without the markings, so i look at and give you a new layout with my ideas

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