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Ricardo Rodriguez
  • Investor
  • Lake Mary, FL
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Sacrifice Guest bath for a Full-sized/Bigger Master Bath??

Ricardo Rodriguez
  • Investor
  • Lake Mary, FL
Posted

Curious what you guys think on this scenario:

Currently, the house is a 3/2.5.  Considering combining the half bath (guest bath) with the Master bath since they share the same wall and because Master bath is painfully small.  

Do you guys think a larger master is better for resale if it means the half-bath is eliminated?  Note:  The door for the current half-bath would remain in place so that guests can still use the facilities Without needing to enter through the master Bedroom.

Proposed new configuration:

Larger Master Bath with 2 sinks vs. 1 sink, more storage, and a shower (no tub).

OR

Alternate Proposed new configuration:

Small Master Bath with 1 sink, limited storage, new shower (no tub).  Half-bath would also be updated/remodeled.  

Thanks BPers,

Ricardo

:)

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