Furnishing STR living room with pull-out sleeper sofa

Furnishing STR living room with pull-out sleeper sofa

Member since 2018 · 13 posts · 6 votes

Hello all, we are in the process of converting our downtown Seattle condo to an STR as we move out of the city. It's a two bedroom and we are wondering if changing our current sectional sofa to a pullout sleeper sectional sofa for more sleeping arrangements would be beneficial? We could change the listing from sleeping 4 to sleeping 6? Any insight is appreciated!

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Realtor · Bellevue, WA · Member since 2019 · 882 posts · 1k+ votes
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@Matthew Hegewald, sure it will help, this is assuming your condo association is allowing STR!

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  • Michael BaumPro Member
    Olympia, WA · Member since 2016 · 8k+ posts · 7k+ votes
    3y
    Quote from @Carson McGee:erably kids). It also helps include your listing when guests filter by sleep count.

     Thanks for the insight. Any good brands/styles you would recommend that have worked well for your properties? 

    I only buy USA made furniture for our lake house. La-Z-Boy has a nice selection of sleeper sofas. I highly recommend looking on Craigslist, OfferUP and FB marketplace for nice used stuff. You can get them for pennies on the dollar. Ours was basically brand new for $200. It is a $2000 sofa.
  • Rental Property Investor · Charlotte, NC · Member since 2021 · 71 posts · 49 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Matthew Hegewald:
    Quote from @Carson McGee:

    Hi Matthew,

    My team owns and manages condos in Maui. Every one of our units has a sleeper sofa, it is a great way to add space for an additional two guests (preferably kids). It also helps include your listing when guests filter by sleep count.


     Thanks for the insight. Any good brands/styles you would recommend that have worked well for your properties? 


     We actually purchase a good amount of furniture on the island so I don't think our recommendations would be too helpful. I only buy memory foam sleeper sofas, we have countless guest reviews mentioning a very comfortable mattress. If it's going to be a primary sleeping arrangement (we have some 1bd condos so the couch can sleep half the party), then it's worth the investment into a quality piece. 

    Another bonus tip, when you get professional photography done, include a picture of the couch folded out and set up. It helps guests visualize what the space will look like if they need to utilize it.

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