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Converting 1900's one room schoolhouse to STR question

Eric Sebast
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Hey all, we are just about to close on our first BRRRR property that is a 1900's one room school house. Its about 850sq ft, and besides two small (probably about 5'x5') rooms when you first walk in on both sides (where the front windows are) it is one big open space.

We were planning to wall off the back, and put the bathroom on one side, single bedroom on the other, and then leave the rest as an open space for the kitchen/eating/living space. But now I'm thinking we may want to do 2 bedrooms somehow to increase our pool of renters... Thoughts?

We are planning on doing the bathroom and kitchen higher end, as well as keeping everything as close to period as we can so it doesn't loose its charm. 

Link for the listing is: https://www.adirondack.net/rea...

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