We found an amazing mid-century bungalow on a double lot, one block from the ocean. It's actually not a total wreck, and we are considering making an offer.
Fast forward: it has only one bathroom (true to the period). The bathroom is beautifully done, but small.
We have a chunk of cash that we are willing to use on building a new interior wall to enclose a portion of the largest bedroom to create a new bathroom.
The plumbing access is already there, since the mudroom is adjacent to the area we would be making the new bathroom.
Obviously, with an inspection, there could me more pressing issues, and we could cover them first instead. The house is completely livable.
The question is: is it better to just buy a comparable property, albeit smaller and on a tiny lot, if it's turnkey?
The double lot is very tempting, because we could add on a master suite eventually and turn it into a 4bd/3ba.
Am I just pregnant and crazy?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Fast forward: it has only one bathroom (true to the period). The bathroom is beautifully done, but small.
We have a chunk of cash that we are willing to use on building a new interior wall to enclose a portion of the largest bedroom to create a new bathroom.
The plumbing access is already there, since the mudroom is adjacent to the area we would be making the new bathroom.
Obviously, with an inspection, there could me more pressing issues, and we could cover them first instead. The house is completely livable.
The question is: is it better to just buy a comparable property, albeit smaller and on a tiny lot, if it's turnkey?
The double lot is very tempting, because we could add on a master suite eventually and turn it into a 4bd/3ba.
Am I just pregnant and crazy?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Comment