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and I have never seen one that really worked.. they always look like what they , are a cheap solution to a major problem and you have lost your garage.. If it was done without proper permits it can be a nightmare when you go to sell.
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Originally Posted by TheBeagleLady
It drives me crazy when people convert garages to bedrooms. Why??? We get crazy weather where I live. My point of view is that if I'm taking on that much debt, I want to be able to park my car in a garage.
I just bought a house with a two car garage after not having one for 8 years prior. The garage is our most favorite place in the new house and I will never attempt to live without one again.
I did as well, but i'm the only one so I luxuriously park in the middle of the driveway and the garage haha
I need to have a garage. My cars are too valuable to me to just have exposed to the elements and the potential vandalism/theft...thuggery that could occur.
No and way. My next home is going to be a scary looking old Victorian and if it doesn't have a creepy basement with those narrow stairs that you see in all the horror films it's a deal breaker.
and I have never seen one that really worked.. they always look like what they , are a cheap solution to a major problem and you have lost your garage.. If it was done without proper permits it can be a nightmare when you go to sell.
Exactly. We looked at a house that had a family room converted from a garage (it had a separate two car garage in back of the house). The family room still felt like a converted garage. It didn't feel inviting at all, and you could tell it had been a garage. It's just one of the reasons we didn't care for the house.
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