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Peter Schultes
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Layout Question for a BRRRR full rehab

Peter Schultes
  • Burlington, NJ
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I've been looking at several row homes lately where the living room leads to a 12x13 dining room which leads to a small 8x8 or so kitchen.  These houses have all needed nearly a full rehab.  That being said, would the properties be more valuable if I left the first floor in the same layout and add a half bath to the dining room, or would it make more sense to move the kitchen cabinets and appliances into the dining room since there'd still be room for a table and make a laundry room and half bath out of the kitchen area?  Originally the laundry fixtures are located in the basement.

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Mala S.
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  • Jersey City, NJ
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Mala S.
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  • Jersey City, NJ
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Without seeing the plans/ possible issues, the second option sounds like a great idea. In addition, you should remove partition & open up the new kitchen area to living room. This should leave some space for dining table in the new open floor plan.

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