The Seymour house had a big master bedroom. I thought at the time it was such a waste of space! I wasn’t interested in putting dual recliners in there or spending time in a room where you’re supposed to sleep.
Now that I have a small bedroom, I’ve changed my mind.
The master bedroom in the barndo is about the size of the master bath I had at the Seymour house. While it’s not tiny, I often think we could use a bit more space. Sure, a king sized bed, a couple dressers, and dual night stands fit — but there’s sure not much space leftover.
The master at the house I had built in C’ville was medium in size. We moved it to another much larger area when the addition was built, and it was only about 6 months before we moved it back to the medium-sized room.
It’s like Goldilocks and the Three Bears!
A medium sized room is just right for me… you know… like the porridge.
My granddaughter’s favorite childhood saying applies when purchasing a barndo someone else had built:
“You get what you get and you don’t throw a fit.“
Do you have a preference in the size of the room you sleep in?
Maybe you want bigger? Smaller? Don’t care? Whatever you have, I hope it’s just right. 🙂
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