Absolutely perfect bunkhouse layout. At the top of my list! Finally a practical living & kitchen space. Yes, I think I would opt for 1 side full pantry and enough counter space for the coffee maker. There is plenty of room on the island for prepping on the right. And why didn't they think of a sliding barn door in the master on wardrobe instead of doors you can't fully access. My only other critique is I wish it came in a farmhouse/beach style with lighter tones.
Love the layout. I am not so concerned about the lack of a pantry because I love counter space. I do wish that the master bedroom was larger, since we are the ones paying for the unit😄, but I love the bunk house area. Seems like they hit it out of the park for the kid's or guest area and bathroom, whereas the owner got a little short changed.
I"m thinking this is the best layout I've seen. It feels like a small apartment. I think they've done a good job with the compromises. I like the split pantry / counter arrangement.
They should extend the island to connect to the other counter to make a “U-shape” with a single entry. Then put the pantry in the spot you first mentioned. Also, they should have made the doors to the washer and dryer area, bi-fold to the right so they didn’t hit the bed.
It always skeeves me a bit when they put a water connection right next to and for sure right above the electrical connection. Just asking murphy to come visit.
I love the 2nd full bath, especially when getting a half bath is so rare. A different style of door can fix the washer/dryer access and would definitely be a must-do install for most people, even though it'll kill a lot of the noise reduction. . Despite being a bit cramped in the sleeping spaces and bathrooms a bit, I think I really like this one. There really isn't much I'd change and none if it really has much to do with the floor plan, but rather catering things to my very specific wants.
One of the best parts of this video was you giving a quick “truck size required” to haul this. Very good info in the beginning. The RV itself is very appealing as a long weekender to me. Thanks for sharing JD.
Love this floor plan. I would change the doors on the laundry cupboard to make the access easier. Love the second full bath too. TV right across from the chairs instead of across the room makes it more functional.
This is my fav RV that you've shown. I like that there's a completely separate bunk space that can prob be modified into a single bedroom. That's what I would need - two dedicated bedrooms and bathrooms for two couples. Not one master with space for a bunch of kids.
My complaint of most bunk house (and the majority of rvs in general) is the main windows are on the WRONG SIDE of the rig. Your main windows are facing your neighbor. And there are tiny windows facing your own campsite.
I agree. The major issue they can't fix is the love seat would be too close to the tv or right in front of the door if you move the stairs and flip upstairs around. The windows issue is the biggest downer for these kinds of floor plans.
We bought this when we sold our house and we plan to live in this at Florida area campgrounds until retirement and then travel with it. Two months in and we are thoroughly enjoying the layout and continue to find ways to maximize the space.
I like the extra countertop space. Downside is not very many drawers and not enough area to cook at your stove. Love that it has a very nice outdoor kitchen and that it has 2 full bathrooms.
Really love this floorpan! I think a washer/dryer unit would be great tucked in the bunkhouse area since there seems to be ample space in there. Or they could have placed it in the main bathroom if the bathroom floor plan were reconfigured a bit. Overall this has got to be one of the best designs I’ve seen. 😍
Now this is an outstanding floor plan for a family with some kids. Best isolated bunkhouse I've seen with a full bath and exterior door access to it. Great outdoor kitchen, but yes, needs some closeable storage like a drawer. North/south beds in a front bedroom always seem tight without at least a wardrobe slide. Bi-fold doors could ease the laundry access. Love the tall coffee station area where you could actually use a Keurig. Door side kitchens limit visibility of your own campsite; the loveseat's best TV viewing seat forces one to lean way forward to talk to someone on the theater seating; halve the long coffee station and add a full height pantry. There has yet to be the perfect family style RV, but this one is close.
Very nice, family of 6 here that would love this layout. Honestly one of the best outdoor kitchens come on the Forest River Grey wolf 291BH. Fridge and freezer, cabinet storage above, slide out metal drawer, metal counter, and a built in sink. Has a slide out dual burner, but it'll never be used. Great review!
As near as I can tell this doesn’t have the frameless windows which I absolutely abhor. I want all those big beautiful windows to open up for air flow! I love this unit. I think this is my favorite bunkhouse model.
You are right this is the perfect one. I could live in this and don't use the bunk house as a bunk house this room is my sewing room, Take 6 inches off of the coffee shelf to put in what ever in. Love it thanks for showing
I'd go with a half bath in the back an more laundry room area there than up front. I would want like a flip up counter top by the island to to put barstools at barstools that would fold an store within that area. Make the table more of a booth to fold down into a bed as well. A ceiling mounted tv in the back that could be locked in place. That would be my ideal floor plan for full timing in this particular model.
So me and my family of 5 are looking to move into a trailer year round and ill be definitely looking into this one! Thank you keep up the awesome work!
I like the floor plan of this RV and that it has all that room in the kitchen and the living room has a place to eat ameal and the kitchen out side to and that is so very nice
Coming from someone who has a 5th wheel with bunkhouse (2012 Cougar Keystone) this is the perfect Floorplan for sure. Our 5th wheel is reversed and has the bunkhouse infront of the unit, which is weird but nice. This Floorplan is exactly what I would buy if we ever get rid of ours for sure!!
Would DEFINITELY "sacrifice" half of that "pantry/counter" for "FULL-PANTRY w/ 1/2 counter (coffee station?)! Don't know the dimensions, but, think it would be a better use of the space -- include sufficient elec outlets (maybe, "charge station" set-up, too?). Otherwise, I think, you're right -- a GREAT floorplan, if you're looking for something this large! Y'all Be Safe!
The living room tv could be put on a swing a way carrier like the spare tire on the back of a bronco, so the vast space behind the tv could be cabinets for a pantry. The full rear bath could be reduced to a half bath or stand up shower and put the washer dryer in the second bath area. That would make the master bath huge and make the W/D area easily accessible.
We’ve been looking for a fifth wheel with a great bunkhouse AND more living area. Middle bunkhouses have what we need but bunkhouse is usually so small. The Chaparral we have we love the BH in the rear but only loveseat in LR. This layout Nailed it! I just sent this to my husband! Thanks.
JD, it looks like you found your next rig. Very nice, indeed. I'll bet you could negotiate it down to 50K, c'mon! I'd definitely swap my Voltage patio hauler for it.
I would sacrifice a little counter top space for a pantry, nothing huge but maybe 14-18" wide pantry from floor to ceiling. Thats about one of the best designs Ive ever seen! And I agree, the outside kitchen needs a drawer, dont know what's behind those cut outs under the counter top but Im sure they could have squeezed something in there. Our 2019 Rockwood 8327SS has a great outdoor kitchen, tons of room for outdoor stuff.
The area for the washer/dryer unit, the door should be a barn style door (is possible) OR an accordion door. The plan is very nice, very livable. The extra counter top would be fine, especially for a coffee bar area, etc.
I think you could devide the right side counter nook in half with one side floor to ceiling pantry and a little area for coffee pot on other side. Unfortunately every chapperal we have looked at is not made well enough to get many years of full time living out of. The price is good but you can tell the difference in the walls and workmanship. I love the set up!! And the price,
It's a decent floorpan as you say, but I feel there's too much room dedicated to the rear bunkhouse. Love the second bathroom, and the kitchen areas..... peace
That's a very well designed bunkhouse with consideration for all the things you need in a mobile-home/RV. Personally, I like the way the pantry area is laid out as-is. You always need some spot to put the coffee pot, blender or food processor and with this design you could leave them out on the counter at a campsite. I never liked it when we had to pull something out of storage, use it and after it's cleaned you had to put it back in storage because there wasn't space to leave it out. If you didn't have that extra counter space the coffee pot would have to sit on the island which takes away from prep or food serving space or dish drying area. Yes you do lose pantry space, but you gain usable space for small daily-used appliances. I would also rather have a much smaller outdoor kitchen (OK) and have more internal storage. You can always easily setup up a portable table for extra prep space and still have the necessary electrical connections with a smaller OK space.
I'd take out the love seat and put in more closet space. I'd put the washer & dryer there. Then a coatroom, shoe rack & valet since it's near the main entry door. Very viable for full time living if it had that. I wouldn't want to watch tv from the love seat anyway. The theater style seats can be the 3 seater jackknife with raising footrest style. Still gives long watching comfort and could also still be a guest bed. I don't mind the smaller main bathroom since this will mostly be used for the masters and there's another full bath. Moving the washer/dryer to the living room gives me more closet space for the master.
That is awesome. I thought I loved our 43’ Open Range Bunk House. The living area is great but I would miss the king bed. 2 full baths and outdoor kitchen is nice too. We have 1.5 baths no outdoor kitchen and 4 bunks in back. Thanks for showing it off.
I like the pantry area. Take away the free standing chairs and replace them with bench seating with storage underneath. Would eliminate needing any other changes. I would also spec having the Norcold gas/electric RV fridge instead. Don't like having that second door on the back of the unit either. I would prefer having another cabinet to use for towels, tp, etc in the second bath.
Great floor plan! As it is it would be workable with smaller grocery orders. However I personally would be willing to go smaller on the tv for a pantry next to the fridge.
I would definately split the countertop space to the right of the stove. At least 1/4 to 1/2 pantry on the outer aspect, with the remaining countertop closest to the stove. In addition, the fireplace could be more of a focal point with some additional attention to detail.
I think this is a great floor plan. The only thing I would wish they could separate the tv and frig a little more and put in a full slide type pantry to put can items and spice rack in. The bathroom and bedroom are small but I'm not spending all my vacation in my bathroom and bedroom. And dont think these are for full timing in so it would mostly be for short stays. Just my thoughts on it. Thanks for the video. 👍
See i love this floor plan Almost perfect, i would consider cutting that counter top in half for a pantry and the other half for a coffe station, but its practically perfect for what I need. My family would fit perfect in this.....im in love 😍
Would be nice if the Bunhouse could be configured with a option for a designated office layout, removing the outside storage for outside kitchen and fully using the side to provide room to fit a complete counter style desk layout while still keeping the midsize foldout couch across from it.
Lack of bath, bedroom, kitchen storage killed it for me. Unique extra storage is so important. Otherwise, i just love it...love that bunk room and bath. Yes, more pantry and at least on side counter at the stove. Sometimes you really need it like right now!
Definitely need more pantry space for that many folks staying in there. But then im a pantry person! Id go for the smaller tv to give space for the pantry. Whos inside watching tv when you can get outside seeing/doing something!
Probably the best layout I have seen. Perfect bunkhouse fifth wheel.
I love it when you do bunkhouse’s we are trying to get an RV. Thanks for giving you time to do this
Absolutely perfect bunkhouse layout. At the top of my list! Finally a practical living & kitchen space. Yes, I think I would opt for 1 side full pantry and enough counter space for the coffee maker. There is plenty of room on the island for prepping on the right. And why didn't they think of a sliding barn door in the master on wardrobe instead of doors you can't fully access. My only other critique is I wish it came in a farmhouse/beach style with lighter tones.
You can't live on a farm and on the beach at the same time
i agree
I think that floor plan is just about ideal, I could live in that full time even.
Minus washer and drier
@@power9529 just put one in or a laundromat might be near
@@commandergree851 yes
Me too!
Love the layout. I am not so concerned about the lack of a pantry because I love counter space. I do wish that the master bedroom was larger, since we are the ones paying for the unit😄, but I love the bunk house area. Seems like they hit it out of the park for the kid's or guest area and bathroom, whereas the owner got a little short changed.
I"m thinking this is the best layout I've seen. It feels like a small apartment. I think they've done a good job with the compromises. I like the split pantry / counter arrangement.
They should extend the island to connect to the other counter to make a “U-shape” with a single entry. Then put the pantry in the spot you first mentioned. Also, they should have made the doors to the washer and dryer area, bi-fold to the right so they didn’t hit the bed.
It always skeeves me a bit when they put a water connection right next to and for sure right above the electrical connection. Just asking murphy to come visit.
That one is only used when flushing the black tank, so wouldn't worry about it.
@@acdii they do it in houses too
I love the 2nd full bath, especially when getting a half bath is so rare.
A different style of door can fix the washer/dryer access and would definitely be a must-do install for most people, even though it'll kill a lot of the noise reduction.
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Despite being a bit cramped in the sleeping spaces and bathrooms a bit, I think I really like this one. There really isn't much I'd change and none if it really has much to do with the floor plan, but rather catering things to my very specific wants.
This is definitely one of my favorite bunkhouse layouts by far. And i think the asking price is reasonable as well. Very nice.
Okay I’ve been watching camper tours for three hours, I have s problem
If I was looking for a Bunk House model, this would be ideal for us. Looks really nice. Thanks JD!
It’s the perfect unit you don’t need that extra pantry you need more counter space that’s the best one I’ve seen so far love the two bathrooms
Most women prefer both more cabinet space and countertop space
One of the best parts of this video was you giving a quick “truck size required” to haul this. Very good info in the beginning. The RV itself is very appealing as a long weekender to me. Thanks for sharing JD.
My ¾ ton RAM can pull that with no problem
I like when he does gives those recommendations as well.
Very nice 5th wheel, I agree with you, it's a great floor plan. Thank you for the video
Great floor plan. The BH is amazing
That unit has the perfect floor plan would be great for long term camping
We've been living in this model for 3 weeks now, it's great! Wish there was more counter space but it's nice having all the tanks
How much was it?
@@jayfigueroa4444 54k in Anthony TX
Did you buy this at the camping world in Anthony tx?
Love this floor plan. I would change the doors on the laundry cupboard to make the access easier. Love the second full bath too. TV right across from the chairs instead of across the room makes it more functional.
This is my fav RV that you've shown. I like that there's a completely separate bunk space that can prob be modified into a single bedroom. That's what I would need - two dedicated bedrooms and bathrooms for two couples. Not one master with space for a bunch of kids.
My complaint of most bunk house (and the majority of rvs in general) is the main windows are on the WRONG SIDE of the rig. Your main windows are facing your neighbor. And there are tiny windows facing your own campsite.
I agree. The major issue they can't fix is the love seat would be too close to the tv or right in front of the door if you move the stairs and flip upstairs around. The windows issue is the biggest downer for these kinds of floor plans.
The 367BH is the perfect layout. Dinette across from the kitchen. TV in front of couch and 2 full baths... Awesome!
I'm reviewing in order to purchase & as you say, this is a definite favorite. For all the positives you have pointed out, I really love it!
I think this is the best plan I’ve seen, would definitely work for my family.
This thing is amazing! Absolutely the best Bunkhouse design I have ever seen.
We bought this when we sold our house and we plan to live in this at Florida area campgrounds until retirement and then travel with it. Two months in and we are thoroughly enjoying the layout and continue to find ways to maximize the space.
Great floor plan ! Very well done
One of the nice BH floor plans. Thanks for sharing JD.
I liked the floorplan on this one. Thank you for providing us these videos
I like the extra countertop space. Downside is not very many drawers and not enough area to cook at your stove. Love that it has a very nice outdoor kitchen and that it has 2 full bathrooms.
Ideal! I love more counter space
Love the floor plan and bunkhouse
Nice bunkhouse. I do like the TV set up, which has been my pet peeve with toy haulers. Very nice and informative presentation as always! Thank you!
Really love this floorpan! I think a washer/dryer unit would be great tucked in the bunkhouse area since there seems to be ample space in there. Or they could have placed it in the main bathroom if the bathroom floor plan were reconfigured a bit. Overall this has got to be one of the best designs I’ve seen. 😍
One of the best layouts I've ever seen! I want one now!
Best Family Camper you have shown so far!!!!😊❤️
Now this is an outstanding floor plan for a family with some kids. Best isolated bunkhouse I've seen with a full bath and exterior door access to it. Great outdoor kitchen, but yes, needs some closeable storage like a drawer. North/south beds in a front bedroom always seem tight without at least a wardrobe slide. Bi-fold doors could ease the laundry access. Love the tall coffee station area where you could actually use a Keurig. Door side kitchens limit visibility of your own campsite; the loveseat's best TV viewing seat forces one to lean way forward to talk to someone on the theater seating; halve the long coffee station and add a full height pantry. There has yet to be the perfect family style RV, but this one is close.
I'd put in the pantry. Love the bunk area and am okay with the master bedroom too. This is a great floorplan!
Very nice, family of 6 here that would love this layout. Honestly one of the best outdoor kitchens come on the Forest River Grey wolf 291BH. Fridge and freezer, cabinet storage above, slide out metal drawer, metal counter, and a built in sink. Has a slide out dual burner, but it'll never be used. Great review!
Ideal for a family for sure.
One of the best floorplans I’ve ever seen. Fits 100% regular needs! Now I have one more thing to dream on. Thanks!
Now that's a pretty awesome floor plan. ❤
As near as I can tell this doesn’t have the frameless windows which I absolutely abhor. I want all those big beautiful windows to open up for air flow!
I love this unit. I think this is my favorite bunkhouse model.
You are right this is the perfect one. I could live in this and don't use the bunk house as a bunk house this room is my sewing room, Take 6 inches off of the coffee shelf to put in what ever in.
Love it thanks for showing
My fav floor plan !! This is great!
I really like that Bunkhouse.
I'd go with a half bath in the back an more laundry room area there than up front. I would want like a flip up counter top by the island to to put barstools at barstools that would fold an store within that area. Make the table more of a booth to fold down into a bed as well. A ceiling mounted tv in the back that could be locked in place. That would be my ideal floor plan for full timing in this particular model.
This is exactly what we're looking for in a new home. We'll have to check out this dealership.
Great review!👍👍👍
This is perfect for us! This is the exact unit we wish to find in our area.
That is so cool. I’m okay with the pantry area how it is in this model. It would be the perfect unit for my family.
So me and my family of 5 are looking to move into a trailer year round and ill be definitely looking into this one! Thank you keep up the awesome work!
I love the floor plan. I would love to live in that full time
I like the floor plan of this RV and that it has all that room in the kitchen and the living room has a place to eat ameal and the kitchen out side to and that is so very nice
Coming from someone who has a 5th wheel with bunkhouse (2012 Cougar Keystone) this is the perfect Floorplan for sure. Our 5th wheel is reversed and has the bunkhouse infront of the unit, which is weird but nice. This Floorplan is exactly what I would buy if we ever get rid of ours for sure!!
I would like to adjust the washer drier, pantry along in the living /kitchen space
I think you said it exactly right, super layout and very affordable!
I love this one, I’d lose some fridge size for a pantry though, don’t mess with the counter hutch area
I agree I could sacrifice the fridge for pantry.
Yeah being a full timer we’d have to have more storage but love the size of the bunkhouse and full bath in back!
Would DEFINITELY "sacrifice" half of that "pantry/counter" for "FULL-PANTRY w/ 1/2 counter (coffee station?)! Don't know the dimensions, but, think it would be a better use of the space -- include sufficient elec outlets (maybe, "charge station" set-up, too?). Otherwise, I think, you're right -- a GREAT floorplan, if you're looking for something this large!
Y'all Be Safe!
Living in an apartment, more countertop/ prep space is always preferable.
The living room tv could be put on a swing a way carrier like the spare tire on the back of a bronco, so the vast space behind the tv could be cabinets for a pantry. The full rear bath could be reduced to a half bath or stand up shower and put the washer dryer in the second bath area. That would make the master bath huge and make the W/D area easily accessible.
We’ve been looking for a fifth wheel with a great bunkhouse AND more living area. Middle bunkhouses have what we need but bunkhouse is usually so small. The Chaparral we have we love the BH in the rear but only loveseat in LR. This layout Nailed it! I just sent this to my husband! Thanks.
Amazing...great rv...best floorplan
JD, it looks like you found your next rig. Very nice, indeed. I'll bet you could negotiate it down to 50K, c'mon!
I'd definitely swap my Voltage patio hauler for it.
Fridge could fit on the wall where pantry/cabinet is. Smaller cabinet/counter space next to the stove and pantry next to the TV. Seamless!
This is a great layout with the bunk house. Having a tub is a mist have with kids.
I would take the doors off of the washer/dryer cabinet and put up a curtain.
Or even a folding door
@@BigTruckBigRV Or a barn door slider style
I would sacrifice a little counter top space for a pantry, nothing huge but maybe 14-18" wide pantry from floor to ceiling. Thats about one of the best designs Ive ever seen! And I agree, the outside kitchen needs a drawer, dont know what's behind those cut outs under the counter top but Im sure they could have squeezed something in there. Our 2019 Rockwood 8327SS has a great outdoor kitchen, tons of room for outdoor stuff.
The area for the washer/dryer unit, the door should be a barn style door (is possible) OR an accordion door.
The plan is very nice, very livable. The extra counter top would be fine, especially for a coffee bar area, etc.
I love the layout what have like to see more of how much room the main bathroom around the toilet had since the bathroom was a little smaller
The perfect setup! I have 3 kids and that would be AMAZING. The north south bed is worth the rest of the floor plan
I would keep everything just where it is, I Love this one. I would put in two queen size beds because that's what I would need.
It truly is an amazing floorplan! Thanks for posting this, BTBRV.
I love the set up of this one!
Yup. Great layout for bunkhouse or toy hauler!
I think you could devide the right side counter nook in half with one side floor to ceiling pantry and a little area for coffee pot on other side. Unfortunately every chapperal we have looked at is not made well enough to get many years of full time living out of. The price is good but you can tell the difference in the walls and workmanship. I love the set up!! And the price,
It's a decent floorpan as you say, but I feel there's too much room dedicated to the rear bunkhouse. Love the second bathroom, and the kitchen areas..... peace
Looks great! I think no one would want to drive it or pull it, just park it in a driveway and live in it full-time
That's a very well designed bunkhouse with consideration for all the things you need in a mobile-home/RV. Personally, I like the way the pantry area is laid out as-is. You always need some spot to put the coffee pot, blender or food processor and with this design you could leave them out on the counter at a campsite. I never liked it when we had to pull something out of storage, use it and after it's cleaned you had to put it back in storage because there wasn't space to leave it out. If you didn't have that extra counter space the coffee pot would have to sit on the island which takes away from prep or food serving space or dish drying area. Yes you do lose pantry space, but you gain usable space for small daily-used appliances. I would also rather have a much smaller outdoor kitchen (OK) and have more internal storage. You can always easily setup up a portable table for extra prep space and still have the necessary electrical connections with a smaller OK space.
I'd take out the love seat and put in more closet space. I'd put the washer & dryer there. Then a coatroom, shoe rack & valet since it's near the main entry door. Very viable for full time living if it had that. I wouldn't want to watch tv from the love seat anyway.
The theater style seats can be the 3 seater jackknife with raising footrest style. Still gives long watching comfort and could also still be a guest bed.
I don't mind the smaller main bathroom since this will mostly be used for the masters and there's another full bath. Moving the washer/dryer to the living room gives me more closet space for the master.
That is awesome. I thought I loved our 43’ Open Range Bunk House. The living area is great but I would miss the king bed. 2 full baths and outdoor kitchen is nice too. We have 1.5 baths no outdoor kitchen and 4 bunks in back. Thanks for showing it off.
I like the pantry area. Take away the free standing chairs and replace them with bench seating with storage underneath. Would eliminate needing any other changes. I would also spec having the Norcold gas/electric RV fridge instead. Don't like having that second door on the back of the unit either. I would prefer having another cabinet to use for towels, tp, etc in the second bath.
7:20 your welcome
This looks it could work for fill time living for a family.
Great floor plan! As it is it would be workable with smaller grocery orders. However I personally would be willing to go smaller on the tv for a pantry next to the fridge.
Would take part of that counter and put in the pantry. Also maybe putting barn style doors for the laundry
I would definately split the countertop space to the right of the stove. At least 1/4 to 1/2 pantry on the outer aspect, with the remaining countertop closest to the stove. In addition, the fireplace could be more of a focal point with some additional attention to detail.
This one is very cool!!
I think this is a great floor plan. The only thing I would wish they could separate the tv and frig a little more and put in a full slide type pantry to put can items and spice rack in. The bathroom and bedroom are small but I'm not spending all my vacation in my bathroom and bedroom. And dont think these are for full timing in so it would mostly be for short stays. Just my thoughts on it. Thanks for the video. 👍
Interior 7:19 your welcome, kitchen 7:20, living room 9:15, bunk house 10:35, full bath 1 11:58, master bed room 13:41 that's all your welcome
See i love this floor plan Almost perfect, i would consider cutting that counter top in half for a pantry and the other half for a coffe station, but its practically perfect for what I need. My family would fit perfect in this.....im in love 😍
Would be nice if the Bunhouse could be configured with a option for a designated office layout, removing the outside storage for outside kitchen and fully using the side to provide room to fit a complete counter style desk layout while still keeping the midsize foldout couch across from it.
Absolutely love it!!
Looks like we will be trading in our palomino solaire 28qbss 👍🏻 now that the kids are teenagers and are bigger now
Lack of bath, bedroom, kitchen storage killed it for me. Unique extra storage is so important. Otherwise, i just love it...love that bunk room and bath. Yes, more pantry and at least on side counter at the stove. Sometimes you really need it like right now!
Definitely need more pantry space for that many folks staying in there. But then im a pantry person! Id go for the smaller tv to give space for the pantry. Whos inside watching tv when you can get outside seeing/doing something!
Thank you. Great set up. I agree the frig and pantry could use a diffrent design. This is great when you have an only child.
Love the floor plan! I great idea for them would be to drop the bunk house, I'd buy it for sure. What about a/c units? 2 or 3.
I would lose the island. Put the sink where the counter/pantry is. This will open up the living space.
I think it is a great Floorplan. I like the extra counter space.
Floor plan great, I’d go for a smaller frig and one or two slide out storage areas. Also the wood colors suck looks like 90s make it brighter.