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I wonder, "just how significant"? In this case, shower can be converted back to the bathtub, for not too much money/time. Besides, once the house is sold, usu
by carterehsmith 7y ago
I wonder, "just how significant"?
In this case, shower can be converted back to the bathtub, for not too much money/time.
Besides, once the house is sold, usually some interior changes are made by seller and/or buyer, e.g. new paint inside, new appliances, furniture etc, which all takes time and money and converting the shower would be just one more thing to do, and a relatively cheap one, too.
- philjohn 7y agoIt's just one of those things - people expect a family home to contain a family bathroom, with a bath. Yes, you can put one in for not a massive amount of money, but that's money that the buyer will want to knock off, or they'll just go for the myriad of other houses that DO have a bath.