The typical/average house

kittylover4ever · Jan 5, 2007

I read somewhere has 2 bedrooms and one and a half baths........

Just wondering about you all..........I would definitely say I have a typical home. We have two bedrooms downstairs, one being used as our office and there are two guest rooms upstairs with a small attic..........

What's yours like? Post pics if you have them.

My ex hubby and I many moons ago rented a studio apartment while living in Hawaii, so it was one room we lived in with a small bathroom.......I wouldn't recommend that to anyone!

Try fighting withsome when there's no other room to go into and slam the door!

katiemae1277 · Jan 5, 2007

Well, right now I live in a trailer and it has 2 BR and 1 BA, a kitchen and a LR, my parent's house has 5 BR and 3 full size BA, kitchen, DR, LR and a full basement.

squirtle · Jan 5, 2007

We have a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home. I would say is typical for where we live. It's our first house, and has much more room than our old apartment.

snosrap5 · Jan 5, 2007

We have a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with all the other normal stuff!

neetanddave · Jan 5, 2007

3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, HUGE utility room which can be a den as well.

tari · Jan 5, 2007

We have three small bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, living room, family room, and utility room.

kittylover4ever · Jan 5, 2007

Well, your all above average then with all the loos! (how do you spell potty in England?)

russian blue · Jan 5, 2007

Average house for Toronto area? I'm assuming a subdivision home, detached or semi-detached, 3/4 bedroom and 2-3 washrooms on a 50x120 lot. Square footage - 1500-2000. Average price approximately $350K.

Rob and I stayed clear away from subdivisions when we were looking for a home. We hit the historical area and bought a major fixer-upper. Rob needed something to do.

We're halfway through the renos on this century old schoolhouse. We've turned it into a 2 bedroom, 2 washroom house and may add an extension on the back if we decide to stay. We also bought it for the lot size 40x260.

We will be changing out all the windows and brick hopefully next year so it will look different. Might consider the old board and batten siding look since we're in a historical area, but not sure yet.

Backyard

bella713 · Jan 5, 2007

Our house is 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, full basement with storage, movie room, bedroom and bath.

lokismum · Jan 5, 2007

4 bedrooms, 2 baths plus kitchen, dining room, living room, and full basement that we need to finish yet - 3rd bath roughed in.

kittylover4ever · Jan 5, 2007

Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Russian Blue

Average house for Toronto area? I'm assuming a subdivision home, detached or semi-detached, 3/4 bedroom and 2-3 washrooms on a 50x120 lot. Square footage - 1500-2000. Average price approximately $350K.

Rob and I stayed clear away from subdivisions when we were looking for a home. We hit the historical area and bought a major fixer-upper. Rob needed something to do.

We're halfway through the renos on this century old schoolhouse. We've turned it into a 2 bedroom, 2 washroom house and may add an extension on the back if we decide to stay. We also bought it for the lot size 40x260.

We will be changing out all the windows and brick hopefully next year so it will look different. Might consider the old board and batten siding look since we're in a historical area, but not sure yet.

Backyard

phenomsmom · Jan 5, 2007

We have 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with a great room, living room, kitchen, dining room, and laundry room, with a 2 car garage (the for some odd reason no cars fit into because it is full of JUNK!

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catloverin_ks · Jan 5, 2007

WE have a two story, 3 bedroom house with 2 baths, large kitchen, sun room and living room.

gemlady · Jan 5, 2007

Kass? My house has parts of an old wooden schoolhouse my grandfather tore down. He believed in recycling long ago.

Anyway, this house was originally 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living area - and a path. Mom bought it and she and dad added a new kitchen, made 2 rooms into one (now the living room), two bedrooms that were decreased in size so a bathroom and 2 hall closets could be fit in.

Small and still hard to keep clean.

kittylover4ever · Jan 5, 2007

A path??? YOu mean a hall?

Originally Posted by gemlady

Kass? My house has parts of an old wooden schoolhouse my grandfather tore down. He believed in recycling long ago.

Anyway, this house was originally 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living area - and a path. Mom bought it and she and dad added a new kitchen, made 2 rooms into one (now the living room), two bedrooms that were decreased in size so a bathroom and 2 hall closets could be fit in.

Small and still hard to keep clean.

ckatz · Jan 5, 2007

I'm currently in a one bedroom 600 sq foot condo. Typical for the NYC area. In other words- Small!!

I'm thinking about looking for a bigger place just don't know if it's affordable.

wookie130 · Jan 5, 2007

Well, I live in a smaller house than most the rest of you. My house is about 1300 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, an attic, a living room, basement, and a larger kitchen.

sharky · Jan 5, 2007

3 bedroom 2 bath 1/4 acre lot ... backs to forest

trouts mom · Jan 5, 2007

I live in a lovely little apartment...so not a house at all

but I only have one bedroom and one bathroom............uh....does a kitty bathroom count?

If so, I have 2 bathrooms

gemlady · Jan 5, 2007

Originally Posted by kittylover4ever

A path??? YOu mean a hall?

Path - as in the path to the outhouse.

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