AIBU to think it's weird to have a toilet in your bedroom?

[FreyaFromTheFens]

My neighbours have put their house on the market recently so I had a nosey online and saw that they have a toilet in the bedroom . A bath, sink and loo but no screening or bifold doors for privacy.
Even if there wasn't anyone in the room while you used it it's bloody odd isn't it?
I don't get it. Have seen it quite often on escape to the country/grand designs etc...
If you have one why?

I like ensuites, they're great for jumping into a shower almost straight from the bed and for when you need a wee in the middle of the night. The non-en suite toilet is for pooping.

Looking at floor plan. There are 5 other bedrooms. 4 en-suite

One doesn’t. And no family bathroom. So where does that bedroom go to the loo

Downstairs

What are those creepy skeleton dolls all about?

Oh my God. That sounds horrendous

I don't even like an ensuite if you have a partner. The idea of being in bed and hearing hubby peeing or worse🤮

[quote FreyaFromTheFens]Here it is, no screening at all https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/76267044#/[/quote]
Oh God no, that's wrong. Horrifying. No no no!!!!

Otherwise it's a lovely house.

Let's face it, it's nothing about being trendy, we all know it's purely to do with keeping costs down. No idiot would consider a hotel that offers the toilet within the bedroom to be "luxury", no matter what price they're trying to charge.

Dear Lord t'is the stuff my nightmares are made of!! Like many on here! Sat in a room. Having a poo while people are just THERE.

Makes me laugh thinking of all the Z list "celebs" tweeting about staying in such and such a hotel and you know they've been shitting in front of their partner the whole time.

@LongDistanceClaret

What are those creepy skeleton dolls all about?

Jesus didn’t notice those!

I'm not sure what picture 11 is. A cupboard? A sauna ?

Also has anyone noticed the scarecrow in picture 13

good god that is just plain weird.

Also a round of applause for the person who called it a khazi, I've not heard that word in years!

I don’t like the current trend of having a bath plonked in the middl3 of your Bedroom either. When I have a bath I like to relax, alone, with the bathroom door locked. Although I can see how some couples would like it.

I'm also more concerned about the skeletons now.

If only Freud lived to be on Mumsnet....

Good grief. It says it's virtually brand new and it looks like an amazing building but I would want to gut every single room.

None of you have lived at all unless you've lived on a houseboat...

Pics 11 and 12 seem to show a sauna with a clear glass window/door with the view of a toilet that's right next to it.

So maybe they've got a thing about watching each other on the bog. Romantic eh?

Each to their own as not for I to judge. However hypothetically as a prospective buyer I would consider this extraordinary and odd unless it was for a particular medical disability requirement. En suites in a separate adjoining room or at least hotel spacious suite style partition etc or walk in dressing rooms are fine but a full on water closet and shower enclosure etc not so much.

Prison cells do that. Weird.

Takes open plan to a whole new level

@Truelymadlydeeplysomeonesmum

Takes open plan to a whole new level

😂😂

@IrmaFayLear

What I would really like is an outside loo - a privy. Indoors ones as well, of course, but I would like to banish some members of the household with their favourite publication to somewhere more open to the elements...

Yes me too! DS2 could go outside for one of his 45 minute shits.

I don’t like en-suites either. Handy yes, hygienic? Not so sure....

This used to be the sort of thing which would gross me out but having just been through potty training and with a toddler who likes to keep me company in the loo, I'm surprisingly relaxed now.

I hope I go back to being grossed out at some point.