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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Adding Bedrooms in Connecticut!
Hi BP Community!
I have targeted a property in Bridgeport, CT with the hopes of renting it to college students at Sacred Heart University. I have currently put an offer in. In order for the deal to work for me as an investment, I would need to convert some of the living space into bedrooms. I am trying to figure out where to look to see what is legally required to add a bedroom to a house and CT and what would legally classify it as a bedroom. Any input from you guys would be greatly appreciated! Also, one of the bedrooms i hope to add will be in the basement, which is already finished and has a separate egress. Thanks in advance.
Best,
Mat
Most Popular Reply

@Mathew Allen Adding bedrooms and the requirements for doing so is based on the municipality guidelines, nothing to do with the state agencies. As a general rule of thumb a window and a closet is needed to classify something as a bedroom.
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