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Property Conversion Question

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TheWoollybacksWife Sun 19-May-13 18:31:52

Can anyone help?

Hypothetically speaking which option would be more appealing to prospective buyers?

Option 1: A property with a separate sitting room, large kitchen diner and large detached study/den/reception room

Option 2: A property with a though lounge/diner, tiny kitchen and detached double garage?

The property has hard standing for 2 vehicles and four bedrooms.

TIA

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nocake Sun 19-May-13 18:37:52

The first one without a doubt. I hate tiny kitchens and a big kitchen diner would be perfect.

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racmun Sun 19-May-13 18:39:49

Definitely 1 st option for family market. Our house is 2nd option and I hate it- extending it to change to 1st option it annoys me so much

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TheWoollybacksWife Sun 19-May-13 18:47:07

Thank you! Sounds like it's time to stock up on tea bags and biscuits and put up with the inconvenience of having the work done. grin

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georgedawes Sun 19-May-13 18:53:01

Is option 3 possible - large kitchen/diner, lounge and detached garage?

Guessing not from your posts!

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flow4 Sun 19-May-13 19:26:30

I was wondering that george... 'Option 3' is what I'm currently looking for.

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georgedawes Sun 19-May-13 19:34:13

I think that would be the option that would appeal to most people if you can do it.

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TheWoollybacksWife Sun 19-May-13 19:50:29

Unfortunately Option 3 is out of the question due to an awkwardly shaped garden. We have had architects out to look at it and it just can't be done.

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7to25 Sun 19-May-13 20:06:18

Another vote for option 1

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