Would You Count This As 1 Or 2 Bathrooms?

[Indiana Jones]

Large, older, custom built home. The master bathroom is split, kind of a his and hers type set up. One side has a head, sink, and shower, the other side has a head, sink, and tub (with shower) it is pretty much open, but is divided in the middle.
What say you? I have a pix but I don't know how to post it.

 

[Pamela Crowley (Florida)]

I've seen those. I count them as 2 because the are basically 'separated' and each does have full bath utility.

 

[Randy Beigh]

Mike

I have so many questions, I don't even where to begin.

Do you have to walk through 1 bath to get to the other? How would your market perceive this? Is this curable in the sense that you could put up a wall and provide another access to the second bath?

People are weird. Once saw a bath with a his and hers toilet. They were side by side with a 1/2 wall between them with no doors. That's just dumb.

 

[Workbox]

Had the same issue years back. They told me that if it is charactoristic for master bedrooms to have one bathroom, then consider it one. Other updates are just a preference, and adjust for utitity or custom features if any. Also ask your UW.

 

[Lee SW IL]

People are weird. Once saw a bath with a his and hers toilet. They were side by side with a 1/2 wall between them with no doors. That's just dumb.

Maybe they like to shoot the sh while takn a



:rainfro:

Im sorry. But thats funny right there, I don't care who you are. :rainfro:

 

[Andrew Mcgrath]

Really OT,

Al, do you by chance have a current Scion XB for appraisal work? Seems as though it would be the perfect work vehicle for this business. If you do have one, let me know what your satisfaction level is. I think I may be tempted when that 2nd generation in your avatar is available!

--Andrew

 

[Indiana Jones]

Randy,

Do you have to walk through 1 bath to get to the other?

Not exactly, you 'pass' one to get to the other. At the other end (opposite the master bedroom) is another bedroom, which has an access door to the master bathoom. So you can leave the master bed, pass both bathrooms, and enter the second bedroom. So if you wanted, you could extend the wall between the bathrooms, and have two seperate bedrooms with their own bathrooms. Does any of that make sense?
Someone tell me how to post a picture and I'll post it here.

How would your market perceive this?

Not sure yet. This is not common for this area and price range. Of course the agent is counting them as two.

 

[Randy Beigh]

Pet peeve rant.

Andrew hit my pet peeve. Hijacking someone else's thread. Start your own thread for the car of your choice.

And Lee, you are right, that is funny.

 

[xm39hnu]

Originally posted by Mike Simerly@Jun 6 2005, 11:23 AM
Someone tell me how to post a picture and I'll post it here.

Go to the bottom of the reply page, click on the button marked "Choose file." Choose the file from your file system dialog. The file size of the pic must be <150K, so you may have to resize the picture before posting it.

Personally, I would call it one bathroom. Want to go in there and drop your drawers while your Aunt Mable is taking a bath? No? Then it's one bathroom. This assumes that the house is in a market wherein people are standard issue and don't normally share toilet facilities.

 

[Workbox]

You're right Randy. What forum area would be appropreit?