Every house should have a bath, even more of an argument for if the bathroom has a pleasant outlook

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How many bedrooms will you have? I’d say two bedrooms and you could prob get away with no bath (and I’m a bath lover). Three or more increases the likelihood of a family needing a bath. If you’re not going to move for a while have what you love. If you want to test the market, stalk the real estate pages and see what properties with/without are selling fit in your area.

If no bath make sure the vanity or laundry bench can fit a baby bath.

We renovated our house into a 4 bedroom with one ensuite and one bathroom without a bath. Having a large shower was much more appreciated by all our famiky members. We didn't miss the bath at all. Many years later we sold (last year) the house without any problems. Many new apartments are now sold with only showers in the bathrooms. Don't put a bath in just for resale if you plan to live in your home for many more years.

Every one of my clients all still want baths!

My wife still has a bath as does our grandson.

I prefer showers as do both my daughters.

If theres the space for a bath add one. You never know you may need it to recuperate from an injury in the future.

Hi Em

As a resale that's what is recommended, however, you need to assess the size of the house if it is a "family" home. If this is that case a bath is recommended.

The space you have indicated is very small to accommodate a bath. If you decide designing your bathroom room with a bath, then I suggest that you select a compact size bath so that the space does not feel cramped.

Cheers

Anna

If the space allows then why not? With so many nice baths on the market nowadays, they can be a statement piece, especially when you get creative with tiles and lighting! It keeps the doors open for future occupiers too.