> What makes something a dedicated office though? The only two things I can think of would be a phone line (not so much these days) and maybe being somewhat sep

> What makes something a dedicated office though? The only two things I can think of would be a phone line (not so much these days) and maybe being somewhat separated/distanced from the rest of the bedrooms and maybe near the front door. Some work requires an actual workstation with many cores, memory and beefy GPU. Some people work on prototype devices with jigs, serial connections power supplies etc. For some people WiFi does not cut it and you want a nice networking setup. Other people may work with physical documents so there will be a printer, scanner, mail supplies involved.