Garage entrance location

[ryphoenix]

Interesting point about air quality, although I can’t say I have really noticed it much.

I can’t stand detached garage due to the fact that I have to lock up the garage with keys then open house door with keys, all while carrying groceries and or baby, while it’s raining.

[CA renter]

I’m partial to the garage opening into the kitchen (or as close as possible). Our old house had the garage next to the kitchen, and it was fantastic — we could unload groceries, kids, etc. right there, and the floor wasn’t carpeted (no dirt coming into the house on the carpet).

I wish more homes had the garage next to the kitchen. Oddly enough, it’s hard to find this design.

[CA renter]

I’m partial to the garage opening into the kitchen (or as close as possible). Our old house had the garage next to the kitchen, and it was fantastic — we could unload groceries, kids, etc. right there, and the floor wasn’t carpeted (no dirt coming into the house on the carpet).

I wish more homes had the garage next to the kitchen. Oddly enough, it’s hard to find this design.

[CA renter]

I’m partial to the garage opening into the kitchen (or as close as possible). Our old house had the garage next to the kitchen, and it was fantastic — we could unload groceries, kids, etc. right there, and the floor wasn’t carpeted (no dirt coming into the house on the carpet).

I wish more homes had the garage next to the kitchen. Oddly enough, it’s hard to find this design.

[CA renter]

I’m partial to the garage opening into the kitchen (or as close as possible). Our old house had the garage next to the kitchen, and it was fantastic — we could unload groceries, kids, etc. right there, and the floor wasn’t carpeted (no dirt coming into the house on the carpet).

I wish more homes had the garage next to the kitchen. Oddly enough, it’s hard to find this design.

[CA renter]

I’m partial to the garage opening into the kitchen (or as close as possible). Our old house had the garage next to the kitchen, and it was fantastic — we could unload groceries, kids, etc. right there, and the floor wasn’t carpeted (no dirt coming into the house on the carpet).

I wish more homes had the garage next to the kitchen. Oddly enough, it’s hard to find this design.

[svelte]

Yes, garage connectig to the kitchen is optimal.

I think a garage that enters into the MBR would be a negative, not a positive, in our evaluation of a property.

They way our house usually works is that we collect up whatever we are leaving with (keys, wallet, notebooks, whatever), give the dog a treat, then head out. Usually, we keep those objects in a drawer in either the kitch or office, except for the treats which are always in kitch. Having the door in the MBR wouldn’t work so great for us.

[svelte]

Yes, garage connectig to the kitchen is optimal.

I think a garage that enters into the MBR would be a negative, not a positive, in our evaluation of a property.

They way our house usually works is that we collect up whatever we are leaving with (keys, wallet, notebooks, whatever), give the dog a treat, then head out. Usually, we keep those objects in a drawer in either the kitch or office, except for the treats which are always in kitch. Having the door in the MBR wouldn’t work so great for us.

[svelte]

Yes, garage connectig to the kitchen is optimal.

I think a garage that enters into the MBR would be a negative, not a positive, in our evaluation of a property.

They way our house usually works is that we collect up whatever we are leaving with (keys, wallet, notebooks, whatever), give the dog a treat, then head out. Usually, we keep those objects in a drawer in either the kitch or office, except for the treats which are always in kitch. Having the door in the MBR wouldn’t work so great for us.

[svelte]

Yes, garage connectig to the kitchen is optimal.

I think a garage that enters into the MBR would be a negative, not a positive, in our evaluation of a property.

They way our house usually works is that we collect up whatever we are leaving with (keys, wallet, notebooks, whatever), give the dog a treat, then head out. Usually, we keep those objects in a drawer in either the kitch or office, except for the treats which are always in kitch. Having the door in the MBR wouldn’t work so great for us.

[svelte]

Yes, garage connectig to the kitchen is optimal.

I think a garage that enters into the MBR would be a negative, not a positive, in our evaluation of a property.

They way our house usually works is that we collect up whatever we are leaving with (keys, wallet, notebooks, whatever), give the dog a treat, then head out. Usually, we keep those objects in a drawer in either the kitch or office, except for the treats which are always in kitch. Having the door in the MBR wouldn’t work so great for us.

[briansd1]

[quote=Russell]Personally, I prefer a detached garage to create some separation.[/quote]

I too would rather have a detached garage connected through a breezeway to the main house.

Many houses back East are like that.

[briansd1]

[quote=Russell]Personally, I prefer a detached garage to create some separation.[/quote]

I too would rather have a detached garage connected through a breezeway to the main house.

Many houses back East are like that.

[briansd1]

[quote=Russell]Personally, I prefer a detached garage to create some separation.[/quote]

I too would rather have a detached garage connected through a breezeway to the main house.

Many houses back East are like that.

[briansd1]

[quote=Russell]Personally, I prefer a detached garage to create some separation.[/quote]

I too would rather have a detached garage connected through a breezeway to the main house.

Many houses back East are like that.

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