Quote of the Day
I am tired of reading “not really a 2 bedroom”. Why is this an issue if there was a renovation done and the new room has a window…technically it IS considered a bedroom. Some folks don’t need a formal dining room or a really really large master bedroom. If you are able to add a…
I am tired of reading “not really a 2 bedroom”. Why is this an issue if there was a renovation done and the new room has a window…technically it IS considered a bedroom. Some folks don’t need a formal dining room or a really really large master bedroom. If you are able to add a room and call it a bedroom why can’t that be “real”? And for those who keep saying this, please tell us what you consider a “real” 2nd bedroom.
— from Co-op of the Day: 2 Grace Court
A real bedroom does not have French doors off the living room or kitchen as so many of these faux two-bedrooms have. Now, you can add a real wall, build out a closet and put in a real door but it is still not a well-designed apartment. My apartment has a real bedroom that we converted to a den (knocked out closet and door and opened another wall with pocket doors). Now if I sell, someone could very easily take out the pocket doors and replace the wall, put the door and closet back in and there is a third bedroom off the hall next to a bathroom. It would not open into a livingroom!
has to be 100sq ft too
I don’t care what the legal requirements are.
I want a closet in my bedroom.
Period.
End of story.
I also want a pony, but that’s a thread for another blog.
How about George Carlin ~and~ real estate?
http://www.observer.com/2008/building-george-carlin-grew
Can anyone provide a source/link for the “applicable code and regulation requirements for what a bedroom is”?
I would of rather seen a quote from George Carlin…that would have been appropriate today.
terrible quote
“Ketchup is not a vegetable. Q.E.D”
Now THAT should have been QOTD.
neither is a tomato