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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unless you have more money than you would ever need you have to cut costs somewhere on a new construction house. For us the wetbar downstairs (we did a rough in only) and butlers pantry were things we cut out. I can't remember the exact costs, but those two items could easily be 20K each if not more depending on how you do it. As it turns out, we never hang out in the basement, that area is for the kids only so we don't miss it. Also new kitchens these days have so many cabinets you don't really need the extra storage from a butlers pantry either.[/quote] Our builder took away the option to put in the rough-ins, which irritated the crap out of me. We passed to and eventually added one ourselves. Ended up using the basement a ton, including finishing out a private guest "suite" down there. I posted this earlier--definitely not a necessity, but can be super convenient for the right living lifestyle. [/quote]
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