Two story rambler or colonial?

[Anonymous]

OP here- The house is listed as a two story rambler, but it doesn't have a basement. It is on a hill, so the downstairs opens to a huge backyard. The downstairs is a family room and bedroom/full bath and laundry and storage rooms. We just saw it again today, and I am sold. I love that the kitchen is so huge, and opens right up into the dining room.

My mom will hate it. I don't give a damn.

[VArealtor]

Anonymous wrote:OP here- The house is listed as a two story rambler, but it doesn't have a basement. It is on a hill, so the downstairs opens to a huge backyard. The downstairs is a family room and bedroom/full bath and laundry and storage rooms. We just saw it again today, and I am sold. I love that the kitchen is so huge, and opens right up into the dining room.

My mom will hate it. I don't give a damn.

OP, it seems like you found your home! Congratulations! Don't worry about your mom, she'll learn to love it. And if not, who cares?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go for the rambler. Any person I know who has a colonial is not satisfied - they take down walls, add a porch, bump-out the kitchen. They keep doing something.

I think people expect to love living in a colonial, but don't.

On the other hand most people try to teardown the ramblers.

Or add a second floor

[Anonymous]

VArealtor wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here- The house is listed as a two story rambler, but it doesn't have a basement. It is on a hill, so the downstairs opens to a huge backyard. The downstairs is a family room and bedroom/full bath and laundry and storage rooms. We just saw it again today, and I am sold. I love that the kitchen is so huge, and opens right up into the dining room.

My mom will hate it. I don't give a damn.

OP, it seems like you found your home! Congratulations! Don't worry about your mom, she'll learn to love it. And if not, who cares?

Yes. Does your name start with N?