The layouts are insane sometimes. I lived in an converted mill in Natick a few years back. The high ceilings and big windows were great, but to "upscale" it the

The layouts are insane sometimes. I lived in an converted mill in Natick a few years back. The high ceilings and big windows were great, but to "upscale" it the space was divided into two equal rooms (plus bathroom): a bedroom and the _everything_ else room. They took what was a great amount of space for a loft and turned it into an oversized place to put my bed and a smaller place for where I spent 90% of my time. Without the arbitrary wall to make it a "one bedroom" the place would have been fantastic, even if people saw that I had a bed.