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Mariel Painter-Chapman
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Need Help with Kitchen Layout for a Flip!

Mariel Painter-Chapman
  • New to Real Estate
  • Pittsburgh
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Hi BP! Need some help from the community about deciding on a kitchen layout for a flip. This is our first flip, it's outside of Pittsburgh, PA, and ARV is about $375k.

We are debating between these three designs, keep in mind the kitchen window on the back wall is existing. #1 is the cheapest option, but my concern is it will look weird with the stove off center and be too cramped in that corner. #2 Is about $1.5k more expensive, and we would be losing the window in order to center the stove. As it stands there is a moderate amount of natural light in the space, not a ton but it's also not a cave. #3 would be about $2.5k more expensive with a down-draft range but we get to keep the natural light from the window. The last pic is another rendering of option #1. Let me know what you think and thanks in advance!

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    Justin Hoggatt
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    Justin Hoggatt
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    I say go for #1.  It's a flip, stay with cheaper - it still looks good and natural light wins every day!

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