[quote=EconProf]4 bedrooms and 2 baths squeezed into 1240 square ft?
Check out the size of the rooms in the listing. Someone has a sense of humor left.[/quote]
How many square ft do you need to accommodate 4 bedrooms? 150 sq ft is ample for each. Older houses often have a 150 sq ft master and 100 sq ft secondaries. Personally, I’d prefer that layout to a newer 2000 sq ft home with a huge common area but only three bedrooms. You can never have too many rooms.
[quote=EconProf]4 bedrooms and 2 baths squeezed into 1240 square ft?
Check out the size of the rooms in the listing. Someone has a sense of humor left.[/quote]
How many square ft do you need to accommodate 4 bedrooms? 150 sq ft is ample for each. Older houses often have a 150 sq ft master and 100 sq ft secondaries. Personally, I’d prefer that layout to a newer 2000 sq ft home with a huge common area but only three bedrooms. You can never have too many rooms.
[quote=EconProf]4 bedrooms and 2 baths squeezed into 1240 square ft?
Check out the size of the rooms in the listing. Someone has a sense of humor left.[/quote]
How many square ft do you need to accommodate 4 bedrooms? 150 sq ft is ample for each. Older houses often have a 150 sq ft master and 100 sq ft secondaries. Personally, I’d prefer that layout to a newer 2000 sq ft home with a huge common area but only three bedrooms. You can never have too many rooms.
[quote=EconProf]4 bedrooms and 2 baths squeezed into 1240 square ft?
Check out the size of the rooms in the listing. Someone has a sense of humor left.[/quote]
How many square ft do you need to accommodate 4 bedrooms? 150 sq ft is ample for each. Older houses often have a 150 sq ft master and 100 sq ft secondaries. Personally, I’d prefer that layout to a newer 2000 sq ft home with a huge common area but only three bedrooms. You can never have too many rooms.
[quote=EconProf]4 bedrooms and 2 baths squeezed into 1240 square ft?
Check out the size of the rooms in the listing. Someone has a sense of humor left.[/quote]
How many square ft do you need to accommodate 4 bedrooms? 150 sq ft is ample for each. Older houses often have a 150 sq ft master and 100 sq ft secondaries. Personally, I’d prefer that layout to a newer 2000 sq ft home with a huge common area but only three bedrooms. You can never have too many rooms.
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