Yours has a fireplace and the others don't.

Here are the few photos.Entrance:Entrance from Inside:Living Room: Windows are big and facing the entranceLiving Room: fire place - the room next is master dining room- connected to kitchen from the other sideKitchen - connected to master dining room the left hand side and on the right hand side it goes out to carportKitchen to carport.

I also have a fireplace with gas insert that could use it as well.

There's either a fireplace, kitchen, or utility room in the way and adding additional rooms will more than likely exceed my budget considering I would have to reposition other things.

•I still have to finish painting that living room fireplace white, and touch up little bits of the paint in other parts of the unit.

Spacious living area boasts a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, ceiling fan, and accent lighting.

Take out the fireplace?

If it is a gas-fired only fireplace, it still must be open enough to have a good draw.Good luck.

It has the fireplace, bathroom w/shower and a sink and bar in the main part of the room.

I would check with my insurance agent on the fire pit question to see if it's allowed or makes the insurance cost go up like it does on a fireplace.