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Adding a bedroom to an apartment.
Is turning a dining room into a 3rd bedroom a good idea?
I'm in the middle of an extensive turnover of a large 2br unit. The potential bedroom would be 7'x14'. Doing this would sacrifice the dining room. The kitchen would only allow for a small dining table. I could possibly build the room to use as a dining room or bedroom. Thoughts?