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Is kid/family focused room setup with bunk bed more important than space?

Cam Lawler
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Hi everyone,

We are buying a 2bd/2ba villa in Pawleys Island. We have another 1bd/ba in that same area and have seen that this is an area favorited by families.

The current setup in the new house is a Queen in each bedroom plus a Queen pull-out couch. We are considering putting a Twin bunk bed in the second room to help with the kid situation. The concern I have is that it will be a tight from a space perspective. While I know most of the guest's time will not be in that bedroom, I want it to be a good experience for families with many kids and those without.

We were also kicking around the idea of a trundle under the Queen in that room. It is one less bed, but it would give more space.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Cam 

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