Oh, yeah, it is part of the master suite, that's better at least. But it's still on the floor you'd have guests on; you'd have to send them upstairs to the hallway bathroom. They should have divided the master bath and made a guest toilet room.
No living room? Weird. They'll probably put the couch and TV in what's labeled as the dining room but still, it's weird. Or maybe the big bedroom upstairs?
I knew someone who lived in a big old house that had been partitioned into apartments/lodging rooms and had communal bathrooms. I think they each had a sink in their room; I suppose it's easier to plumb that instead of a full sewer line like you'd need for a toilet. So at least they could wash their face, shave, brush their teeth, etc. in their own rooms. But yeah, it was a problem. They had to schedule shower times and bicker about toilet times, and the cleaning issue of course.
No living room? Weird. They'll probably put the couch and TV in what's labeled as the dining room but still, it's weird. Or maybe the big bedroom upstairs?
I knew someone who lived in a big old house that had been partitioned into apartments/lodging rooms and had communal bathrooms. I think they each had a sink in their room; I suppose it's easier to plumb that instead of a full sewer line like you'd need for a toilet. So at least they could wash their face, shave, brush their teeth, etc. in their own rooms. But yeah, it was a problem. They had to schedule shower times and bicker about toilet times, and the cleaning issue of course.
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