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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with PP - this is hard to answer without knowing what your master bedroom/bathroom are like now. Agreed that for resale value, you need a big bathroom and walk in closet.[/quote] Master bedrooms and baths on the smaller side are common in some of the most expensive neighborhoods. Georgetown, Foggy Bottom, DuPont Circle, Chevy Chase, American University, even Spring Valley. Depends on your location. [/quote] Many of them have been reconfigured to create a larger master suite. We took over the bedroom next to ours in our rowhouse to turn it into a spacious walk in closet and large bathroom. Ours didn't even have a master bathroom in the original layout.[/quote]
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