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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's a thought.

What about putting the kitchen in the middle (the traditional dining room area and the proposed living room area) and the living room where the proposed kitchen is, at the back, feeding into the backyard via a nice terrace/deck, and the dining area up front.

Just to toss out an idea. [/quote]

Original poster here: This is the main other layout I have considered, but I see this layout very very rarely in the houses near me, and that makes me think there must be a reason? I think that this layout may be easier to accomplish if the basement is a totally separate unit (so that you don't have stairs between the basement and first floor), as is the case in the first example below.

[url=https://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/50-U-St-NW-20001/home/10048390]This one[/url] has it, and is otherwise quite similar to my layout, but the kitchen really suffers from an awkward layout (the sink is in the island basically in between the stove on one wall and the fridge on the other). And they did not have to account for stairs to the basement.

[img]https://ssl.cdn-redfin.com/photo/235/mbpaddedwide/936/genMid.1002256936_5_6.jpg[/img]

[url=https://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/1954-2nd-St-NW-20001/home/10045776]This house[/url] has it in the middle, but the space the living room is in at the back is a bit wider than mine will be. The other downside (to me) is that you can't see the living room well from the kitchen, so you are less connected.

[img]https://ssl.cdn-redfin.com/photo/235/mbpaddedwide/244/genMid.DCDC438244_8_0.jpg[/img]

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