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David Barker
  • Perry Hall, MD
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Two Front Doors?

David Barker
  • Perry Hall, MD
Posted

My fellow rehabbers,

I am relatively new to rehabbing and am looking at a property that seems to have two front doors, see attached picture.  The one on the left enters directly into the dining room, while the one on the right enters into the living room with a coat closet right there upon entering.  My RE agent tells me that having two front doors is strange and we need to do something about it, but didn't really have ideas.  

Anyone have any good ideas on how to handle this while still maintaining curb appeal?  

(I realize the front needs more work than just the door issue, I plan to paint, add some shutters, fix the landscaping, etc)  It's just that I can't seem to figure out how to handle this door issue nicely.

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