I just dont understand the layout of this house?

[flownthecoopkiwi]

Why did it seem a good idea to have two bedrooms downstairs and what's a store room???

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-63723851.html

I don't really understand your post. It's. A dormer bungalow hence most of the house is downstairs.

And a store room is well..... A room to store stuff

I think it's a beautiful house, it seem bright and spacious

It's not a house, it's a dormer bungalow. Pretty standard layout

Oh,sorry didn't realise that was a standard sort of house.. but why call it a store room and not a study?

I would guess it's because the room is either too small for a desk or is an internal room with no windows thus more suited for storage

Why not have two downstairs bedrooms?
May have been a bungalow originally, so keeping much of original layout. May have been designed that way to reflect someone's needs (e.g. Mobility) or just wants. Might have been planning considerations.

Store room .... guess it's a space bigger than a cupboard not too small / no windows to be a proper room. Who wouldn't want a big cupboard?

I love it!!! What do you not understand? The store room is for storage - what a bonus!!! Could also be used as a laundry as some prefer it upstairs. The thing I would find annoying is that the utility is not off the kitchen. Also the majority of the bedrooms being downstairs wouldn't work for us but I am sure some would love it. I wouldn't fancy being upstairs and the children all being downstairs, potentially roaming around without us knowing.

Can someone make it a clicky link? It isnt working for me and I adore a house thread

And the description calls that small room a "nursery / bedroom 4 / dressing room". Seems reasonable, plenty houses have a particularly small last bedroom. No use if you want 4 good sized bedrooms. Great if you want a master suite upstairs .....

Store room will be because you can't escape through the window (looks like a small velux) so it doesn't meet regulations for being a bedroom.

It's a dormer bungalow. A bungalow with a bit of livable space in the roof.

I laughed quite a lot at the property description! Estate Agents and their flowery but ungrammatical language, eh?

clicky link

Oooh I like that. I do like quirky though, plus storage is always good. Most people seem to call a storage space a bedroom!

NapQueen

copy and paste it into a new tab

bibbity I did that it only took me to the rightmove homepage.

Just posting so I can click on it

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-63723851.html

It's a lovely house.

Why do EAs use the word 'most' all the time? Can't they vary their descriptions a bit?

It's a store room because there's no loft. Lots of houses like this will have a store room or walk in storage space, often in the eaves