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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to both of their open houses.  The issue with 1401 is there is no real living or dining area—it’s very very small and an awkward layout on that floor.  I don’t know where you’d put a TV.  The primary bedroom or bathroom is on a different floor from the secondary beds and bath.  There’s an issue with a few of the floor boards going on, they sank when I stepped in certain places.  I’m not a home inspector, but doubt it was a major dealbreaker issue.  It’s very pretty and seems nice for a single woman or couple.  The view from the room they have set up as an office is particularly delightful.  Basement had a low ceiling with tons of unfinished storage space.

The one on 14th is a very pretty 3/1.5 with no basement.  Balcony is off the larger secondary bedroom only.  If you want a 3/1.5, that seems as nice as any other and a good choice.[/quote]

Is the only upstairs bathroom an en-suite, though? That seems less than ideal[/quote]

Which one?  The former had two bathrooms just on different upper floors.  Fine for people who don’t have kids or want them on a different floor.   The bathroom in the one on 14th had two entry doors one from hall one from primary bedroom.  They… knock into each other when both open.  It’s not a big bathroom.  But it seems like a pretty, nice house.
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I meant the one on 14th - from the pics I couldn't tell there were two doors.  That makes more sense than ensuite only.[/quote]

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