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Re: What attributes of houses do you find overly hyped..
Dual sinks in the master bath. To me, it's just one more thing to clean. I'm not too fond of stainless steel--too many fingerprints would drive me crazy.
I love jetted tubs though. Our old house had one and I used it all the time since I have a bad back--it helped tremendously and I miss it.
Me! All the time
I have lower back pain and it helps. And nothing is nicer after a long run or day of hiking then sitting in a jacuzzi tub.
My HH pet peeve is when they complain about the yard being too small and it's actually 3 times my city yard :P
I actually prefer fewer bathrooms overall. Just more to clean! I never want to have more than 2 bathrooms (and that is what I think I will want with 3 teenagers- with 2 little kids, having only 1 bath is awesome!).
I like smaller spaces in general. I would rather have smaller sq footage, well laid out. Less to maintain, cheaper to fix, less to heat/cool. We are looking at 1500ish sq ft houses even though for about the same price we could get about twice that. I would rather have the small.