How many rooms do you have?

[Fairymaryprincess]

We're about to go on the market and wanting more space we are currently in a 2 bed 1 reception 1 bathroom house and have 2 children and 2 dogs, how much space do you all have in similar situations and is it enough/more than enough obviously we would like another bedroom but is a 2nd reception room/conservatory/ utility room etc needed too really?

Downstairs - 1 bedroom, lounge, kitchen and lean to. (Lean to leaks so much its basically unusable. It houses my spare freezer and thats all)
Upstairs - 2 bedrooms and a bathroom.

Me and 2 teens living here.

Why have you started so many threads?

2 people, 9 rooms

@MrsJamin

Why have you started so many threads?

MN is broken.

Me, DH, two DC, no pets
4 bed, 2 reception, 2 bathrooms plus WC, kitchen diner

Moving to
4 bed, 3 reception, 2 bathrooms plus WC, kitchen diner, utility

We’ve chosen space over other things in a house.

Downstairs - 1 bedroom, lounge, kitchen and lean to. (Lean to leaks so much its basically unusable. It houses my spare freezer and thats all)
Upstairs - 2 bedrooms and a bathroom.

Me and 2 teens living here.

It kept telling me I had a bad connection and to try again later how do I get them consolidated?

Downstairs - livingroom, playroom, kitchen with an adjoining dining area.
Upstairs - 3 bedrooms, bathroom and study - study was essential and there was always a good chance DH would need to work from home in the future.

House works well for us but ideally I would like a separate utility and a second bathroom for when the girls are older.

Two adults and two under 5s.

Me, dh, ds (19) and his gf (18) and a dog we have:

Downstairs- Lounge, kitchen/diner, utility room, DS bedroom and en-suite, WC
Upstairs-3 beds and a bathroom

Current house
Downstairs- cloakroom, utility, kitchen, dining room, living room.
Upstairs- bathroom, 4 bedrooms.

House we're moving too...
Downstairs... Utility, kitchen, living room/dining room, conservatory.
Upstairs... 3 bathrooms and s bedroom

Could do with an extra bedroom, but downstairs rooms is about right.

Downstairs - livingroom, playroom, kitchen with an adjoining dining area.
Upstairs - 3 bedrooms, bathroom and study - study was essential and there was always a good chance DH would need to work from home in the future.

House works well for us but ideally I would like a separate utility and a second bathroom for when the girls are older.

Two adults and two under 5s.

Current house
Downstairs- cloakroom, utility, kitchen, dining room, living room.
Upstairs- bathroom, 4 bedrooms.

House we're moving too...
Downstairs... Utility, kitchen, living room/dining room, conservatory.
Upstairs... 3 bathrooms and s bedroom

Could do with an extra bedroom, but downstairs rooms is about right.

@MrsJamin

Why have you started so many threads?

MN is broken. Its doing it a lot.

Kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms,bathroom and garden.

Mine! All Mine!

120m2 flat. We have:
Big lounge-diner
Small kitchen
Small bathroom
Two master bedrooms
Decent child-size room
Second decent child-sized room that is full of built-in cupboards, floor to ceiling IT'S FANTASTIC!
Access to the roof where we hang out washing and have a shed-like lockable room where we keep bikes, beach stuff, camping chairs etc.

No balcony, no terrace, no garden. Floor to ceiling windows in the living room with 180° sea views. I love my flat, however, I miss outdoor space.

Me & 2 DCs

Upstairs 2 bedrooms, bathroom, toilet
Downstairs 1 bedroom, living room, kitchen, toilet

Downstairs bedroom, two reception rooms, kitchen diner and utility room. Upstairs three bedrooms. One bathroom and one cloakroom downstairs.

Oh and me, DH and DD full time and DAS 50% of the time live here

Same family size, only one dog.

5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. One downstairs loo, one utility room, one front room, one play room and one kitchen/diner.

It feels the right size. Ridiculously, I feel I would now struggle without five bedrooms. It means we can have a dedicated guest room and office. But of course, smaller would be fine. It’s just what you get used to.

2 adults (myself and DH) plus two cats.

We have:
4 bedrooms (one we use as a study)
3 bathrooms (one ensuite, 1 family and 1 downstairs shower room)
Large open plan kitchen/diner/living
Separate snug
Utility room

Wouldn’t want anything smaller than this to be honest...

If you can afford an additional reception room, it is useful as they get older, we extended before the teen years. But remember my large 3 reception, 5 bed house probably is worth less than many a pockey flat in London!

Same family size, only one dog.

5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. One downstairs loo, one utility room, one front room, one play room and one kitchen/diner.

It feels the right size. Ridiculously, I feel I would now struggle without five bedrooms. It means we can have a dedicated guest room and office. But of course, smaller would be fine. It’s just what you get used to.

Just me. Downstairs kitchen reception room and conservatory upstairs bedroom and bathroom

120m2 flat. We have:
Big lounge-diner
Small kitchen
Small bathroom
Two master bedrooms
Decent child-size room
Second decent child-sized room that is full of built-in cupboards, floor to ceiling IT'S FANTASTIC!
Access to the roof where we hang out washing and have a shed-like lockable room where we keep bikes, beach stuff, camping chairs etc.

No balcony, no terrace, no garden. Floor to ceiling windows in the living room with 180° sea views. I love my flat, however, I miss outdoor space.

Me & 2 DCs

Upstairs 2 bedrooms, bathroom, toilet
Downstairs 1 bedroom, living room, kitchen, toilet

All rooms are big apart from the bathroom