Any ideas on incorporating the fireplace into useful and creative manner???

This is a nicely renovated 860 sf, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, fireplace, reserved parking space, trash included in HOA.

As for the interior, here is the high-level order: - Demo - Mold Remediation - Framing - Rough HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing (any order) - Drywall - Carpentry (Doors, Windows, Subfloor Repair, etc) - Major Concrete/Tile Work (Fireplaces, Showers, etc) - Painting - Flooring in the Kitchen and Baths - Cabinets/Countertops - Sinks - Finish HVAC, Plumbing - Finish Electrical - Additional Tile Work (Backsplash, etc) - Appliances - Flooring in Rest of House - Trim - Outlets/Switches/Registers/Smoke Alarms - Mirrors/Towelbars/Other Finishing Details - Cleaning Some things can be done in a different order.

for example, i prewired above the fireplace for cable, so for a full price offer, i'm offering a flat screen tv.

Hardwood floors throughout, crown molding, wood burning fireplace in living and master bed. 4 bed, 3 bath.

Looks very similar to mine where the fireplace and corner were down.

The fireplace room looks so much better.

BuilderOnline.com has a lead article today, "Editor's Pick: New Ultra-Slim Fireplaces"Bottom line - as long as you add the venting, you can add this fireplace to just about any place, without it having been planned into original house / apt. footprint (except you need the venting) .Has anyone else seen this ?

This applies to next single family build with an ARV around $800KHas anyone put an electric fireplace insert in higher end home vs Gas?  

@Mona Arthur I am a Realtor and would suggest that you add a supplemental heat unit (Monitor heater, gas or propane fireplace, pellet stove) this way you can advertise more than one type of heat without replacing the entire heating system.