That bathroom is the only one on the main floor, it is directly off of the dining room and there is only 1 bedroom on the main floor that would be using it.

Only one upper scale home I specifically put ceiling fans in the master bedroom, kitchen, and dining room.

Style magazines show a variety of options including chandeliers, once reserved only for formal dining rooms. 4.

That said, as @Henry Clark mentioned, unless you can figure out an elegant solution for drop off/pick up a daycare would be a very challenging business to put in that building. 

Installed new hardwoods in kitchen/dining to match rest.

Jay, It really was a jungle... been working on it after work and on weekends for about a month.Looking a lot better, will probably post have updated photo this weekend.Anthony,It is a 4 bedroom, 2 bath with full kitchen, full dining room, full living room and separate sitting room.What I have been told by Real Estate agent, neighbor and local police officers is $600-$800 per month.

This property isn't a tiny area and I think it could be developed into a small strip mall; but the building that is on it I think could be incredibly attractive as some sort of dining experience.

may be difficult to do laundry and cook at the same time because area will be congested2. remove the shower in the bathroom in the master bedroom and put the stackable washer/dryer there, leave the toilet and sink so it's still a half bath CONS: tenants will lose second shower3. put the stackable washer/dryer in the kitchen...but not in with the fridge/cabinetry...on the opposite corner of the kitchen, where the dining area would be CONS: this will take up space in what is already a cramped dining area...and may make it difficult to fit a table, also may feel random in opposite corner by itself4. build a little room outside of the building and down the stairs and put the washer/dryer there CONS: tenant will have to go outside to do laundry and down stairsPlease weigh in if anyone has experience with washer/dryers in unconventional locations.

Is there an elegant way to do this?

There is also the option of turning the dining room into a bedroom/office, and still leave a little nook for a dinette area.