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In the real estate market, a home with a master bedroom and an en-suite bathroom used to be an ideal choice that many people could only dream of. However, over time, this perception has gradually changed. More and more buyers are starting to resist a house with a master bedroom and an en-suite bathroom. This article will analyze the reasons behind this phenomenon in detail from several aspects, and put forward my own views on this basis.
House price factor
As the mainland real estate market continues to be hot, housing prices are rising. Homes with master bedrooms and bathrooms tend to be more expensive, making buying a home stressful for many working-class people. With limited budgets, buyers are more inclined to opt for relatively lower-priced listings, and as a result, homes with master bedrooms and bathrooms have been left out in the cold to a certain extent.
Hygiene issues
Although the master bedroom with bathroom has greatly facilitated the owner's life, there are also hygiene problems. The bathroom is a place where bacteria can easily grow, and it is closely connected to the bedroom, which can cause the bedroom air quality to suffer. Especially in humid weather, moisture in the bathroom may penetrate into the bedroom, affecting how dry the bedroom is. This is especially important for those who value their quality of life.
Privacy Issues
In a house with a bathroom in the master bedroom, the bathroom and bedroom are only separated by one door, which can easily lead to privacy leakage. Especially during family gatherings or when friends are visiting, the bathroom in the master bedroom may be the focus of conversation. In addition, problems such as noise and odor in the bathroom can also easily affect the comfort of the bedroom.
Space utilization issues
In a house with a master bedroom and a bathroom, the bathroom usually occupies a certain amount of space, making the actual usable area of the bedroom relatively small. For buyers who are looking for a spacious living environment, this type of home may not meet their needs. In addition, the layout of the interior of the bathroom may also affect the ventilation and lighting of the bedroom.