Which Is The Most Appealing To Buyers?

grumpy_yorkshireman

Hello to everyone, and appologies to the board manager if I've done something wrong... I'm new to this, so I hope this is an Ok question, in the correct forum etc..Here goes.

We currently live in a two bed. detatched bungalow on the outskirts of Chesterfield, Derbyshire. We are thinking of making some extensive developments.

Do members think a "dormer bungalow" is more appealing than an extended bungalow?

Is it more appealing to have three big double bedrooms all with en suite, the master with a large dressing room or is it better to have four bedrooms, again all ensuite.

Comments are very welcome.

MJMum

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Doozergirl

With regards to extension, you do whatever is cheapest and gives you best pay-off. The pay-off generally comes in the square footage.

Too many ensuites won't generally return the outlay. For a four bed, 2 ensuites would be more than enough for the two biggest bedrooms. But 1 gorgeous ensuite would still suffice. It's an unusual 4 bed to have 2 ensuites and what the buyers are really interested in is their personal space and rooms. A guest shower ensuite would be nice though

Dressing rooms are also lovely but I'd go four bedrooms with perhaps the smallest being nearest to the master so that the option is there for a dressing room if they have the luxury of few children, otherwise it's an ideal nursery, being nearest to mum&dad.