How can I incorporate a study room?
We are making 4 bed room house with kids activity room,formal lounge,home theatre.land size is 830 square metres .floor plan is attached.we are extending study room with se ensuite which is just in the starting when entering house opposite to master bedroom,but it won’t look good so we keeping study cum guest room there only but detaching ensuite from it and placing bit next to it or say powder room with shower sink and toilet in it.please friends suggest option where can we place semi powder room in floor plan or guest room in house plan as i don’t want in it children wing.third bedroom shown in plan will be parents bedroom as we want to live close to young children .pls suggest some option thanks
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6 years agoswopping the home theatre and the master suite would allow bed 4 to be used as a master bedroom while the children are small with access to the ensuite from either bedroom and consider moving the fridge and widening the side hallway to make a mudroom with easier access to the kitchen from the garage
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agowhat a great sized block...always best to plan the house to suit the block and the climate but here's another variation of your original plan...i've shown the extra bedroom in the childrens' area for parents while the children are small (sharing the family bathroom) and later to be used as a study and guest room and the master suite to be used as guest room study while the children are small...this plan is about 250sqm and has a more generous kitchen (without a sink in the island) and garage on the south west
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