Bungalow Renovation - FloorPlan Critique Required

[ben5575]

The second, bigger bathroom/smaller hall

You know I'm emotionally invested in this now? You better post some photos once it's finished!

[anonymous-user]

ben5575 said:

The second, bigger bathroom/smaller hall

You know I'm emotionally invested in this now? You better post some photos once it's finished!

Oh yeah, there will be pictures. Couldn't leave you hanging

Hopefully goes into planning next week(or possibly this) and York are apparently taking 12 weeks at the moment.

[Mark Benson]

Second option moves the door away from the loo and shower, which will make the room feel much bigger than the actual space you're gaining. When you don't have to close the door to move around the room it immediately feels more spacious. Also, if you're both in there doing teeth etc.before bed it gives you a bit more room to move.

[anonymous-user]

Mark Benson said:

Second option moves the door away from the loo and shower, which will make the room feel much bigger than the actual space you're gaining. When you don't have to close the door to move around the room it immediately feels more spacious. Also, if you're both in there doing teeth etc.before bed it gives you a bit more room to move.

Agreed, very true. Well, I've now made the decision on the widened bathroom and it's back with the architect for final changes. Famous last words

[irocfan]

ben5575 said:

The second, bigger bathroom/smaller hall

very much this ^^^

[anonymous-user]

irocfan said:

ben5575 said:

The second, bigger bathroom/smaller hall

very much this ^^^

And I thank everyone for telling me so

[cmvtec]

I like option 2, although, would it be possible to reconfigure the main bathroom to be Jack-and-Jill with bedroom 3/study? That could make all the difference, as well as maintaining your en suite master.