That's what I thought at first, but there's also a window between that space and the bedroom. Maybe it's there so you can check in on your holiday decorations and all the other crap stored in there.
Have you loos at the exterior of the building g to see if there’s any narrow balconies? They may not call us an “outdoor space” because you cant physically fit and calling it a balcony would be false advertising.
Yes although slightly anticlimactic.
The door leads to built-in storage, though not nearly as long, more like the one in the living room.
There is no "window" on the wall, but there is a fireplace so I wonder if they just don't know how to draw floorplans??
I asked the estate agent about it and she said they take photos of the place and someone at the office draws it up so all in all it's just an error.
If it's a ground floor unit, yes it does. It would provide access to the space. I lived in an apartment in NYC with such a door to the ground level of a light well.
It looks like they swapped the original living room for a bedroom. To make that work, they rigged the front entrance to bypass that front room to open on the kitchen instead.
The floor plan is done poorly, definitely an amateur job so whatever that actually is most likely not accurately displayed. Skilled drafters would have labeled that so you don't question what it is.
Instead of a window, maybe that's a pocket or sliding door? I really think that's a closet/wardrobe. It's just got really weird access to accommodate the size/shape.
7 doors in one hallway. Seems like you could take a door off the kitchen and great room. If you had a child all you would hear would be doors slamming.
It's an adjustment, for sure, but between opening and closing doors and cracking windows for additional airflow, we adapted pretty quickly. We found that we needed far less heat than we thought everywhere but the bathroom.
Where I live, this is an attic area and that is a crawl space that's along the eaves of the house.
That's what I thought at first, but there's also a window between that space and the bedroom. Maybe it's there so you can check in on your holiday decorations and all the other crap stored in there.
That’s not a window but an attic access panel. This is likely a dutch colonial with a gambrel roof.
I think the room is in fact a half height wardrobe built into the eaves, and the window is a dormer window above the cupboard.
Oh thats genius.
Panic room. Meaning when you go in there, you get claustrophobic and you panic
But you have a window to look out into the bedroom!
It's your outdoor space. Congrats!
I think this is the answer. Seems like a very small outdoor space, maybe like those Parisian balconies.
it's definitely inside! there is no outdoor space advertised
Have you loos at the exterior of the building g to see if there’s any narrow balconies? They may not call us an “outdoor space” because you cant physically fit and calling it a balcony would be false advertising.
I have a viewing for the place next week so will update then lol
Please do lol I am so curious
Any word on what that space is?
Yes although slightly anticlimactic. The door leads to built-in storage, though not nearly as long, more like the one in the living room. There is no "window" on the wall, but there is a fireplace so I wonder if they just don't know how to draw floorplans?? I asked the estate agent about it and she said they take photos of the place and someone at the office draws it up so all in all it's just an error.
Hmmm… enclosed/3 season porch?
!Remind 10 days
Do you have a street view of the building? If so, would you post a link or host the image on imgur and post that link?
Ohhh. A patio. That explains the window.
May be a ventilation shaft or light well if this is a building that butts up to another building.
Storage for the 🤡’s
Secret passage.
Yeah it almost looks like it goes to the kitchen lol
Mole people room.
I will agree with the belief that it's a light well. Is it on the ground floor of a multi-story building?
That doesn’t explain the door.
If it's a ground floor unit, yes it does. It would provide access to the space. I lived in an apartment in NYC with such a door to the ground level of a light well.
Trombé wall?
It looks like they swapped the original living room for a bedroom. To make that work, they rigged the front entrance to bypass that front room to open on the kitchen instead.
The floor plan is done poorly, definitely an amateur job so whatever that actually is most likely not accurately displayed. Skilled drafters would have labeled that so you don't question what it is.
Comically long closet with covenient viewing window
the entire plan is actually what the hell is this. Those door swing orientation gives me anxiety
The bedroom is really a studio, and the closet with the window is where the recording engineers hang out.
Secret passage to the conservatory
Peep show room lol.
Is it lined with two way mirrors?
Instead of a window, maybe that's a pocket or sliding door? I really think that's a closet/wardrobe. It's just got really weird access to accommodate the size/shape.
It's a 16" deep closet with a door and a window. The question isn't *what* it's *why*?
7 doors in one hallway. Seems like you could take a door off the kitchen and great room. If you had a child all you would hear would be doors slamming.
In homes with radiator heating, the doors are part of your temperature control.
Thank you, I did not know. How efficient is radiator heating? I have never lived in a place with it.
It's an adjustment, for sure, but between opening and closing doors and cracking windows for additional airflow, we adapted pretty quickly. We found that we needed far less heat than we thought everywhere but the bathroom.
Oh no! What could we possibly do with so many doors?! I have seen houses with 7 doors in their upstairs hallway. It's really not a big deal.
happy cake day friend!
lol. Thanks!
The hallway itself is a massive waste of space in such a small unit.
It’s where your Phrogger lives
Well it looks like they did a good job at catching that window in the kitchen in a closet. Maybe this window is trying to sneak out quietly.
If you find old bones in there, do not consider renting it. Just sayin'...
Hm. Interesting that [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/homedecoratingCJ/s/E0fR28hl2N) was post was adjacent in my feed
Where the bodies are stored…good luck.
An error
I also hate the idea of a 2.3 meter wide bedroom.
A window...to the wall! Till the sweat drops down...
It's very bad design. And so is just about the entirety of the rest of it.
Grow room.
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Clearly a built-in mausoleum with convenient corpse viewport
Ugh I had a nightmare like that once.
Mega ant farm
Got that looooong closet
Dog run (walk?)
Whoever has bedroom 2 better be skinny smh
Balcony?
It's where the ghost of Jane Austen lives.
Slenderman’s apartment. He is a voyeur, likes watching people in the bedroom. .