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Ricardo Rodriguez
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Sacrifice Guest bath for a Full-sized/Bigger Master Bath??

Ricardo Rodriguez
  • Investor
  • Lake Mary, FL
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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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Robert T.
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Robert T.
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  • Cameron Park, CA
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Ricardo,

I'm always in favor of a larger master bath, but I would be hesitant if you are leaving the door for guests.  Imagine the woman of the house is taking a shower and your guy friends come over unexpectedly.  One of them needs to use the restroom.  What are you going to do?  Now imagine that woman is the one thinking about buying your house when that scenario comes to her mind - what will she say to purchasing your property?  Just my opinion.

I might think differently about it if it wasn't the master bath.

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