Sentences with phrase «bathroom in the big house»

For instance, being able to use the bathroom in the big house means that I don't have to have those facilities in my little house.

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He'd be our bathroom attendant and hand us the toilet paper, stop to observe dogs pooping and peeing on the street, and watch the Bear in the Big Blue House «Potty Time» DVD on a continuous loop.

And, while we're all about dusting the house, washing the windows, and breaking out the big guns for those bathrooms, we much prefer to think of spring cleaning in terms of our beauty routines.

There was only one bathroom, and the house was heated by a big wood - burning stove in the middle of the living room.

For dogs that have never been taught where to go to the bathroom, house breaking can be a big issue that sometimes lands dogs back in the shelter.

If you live in a big house, it would be wise to close some of the bedroom / bathroom doors in order to limit their roaming space, because you need to stick with them wherever they go.

Guests may choose the in - house bedroom with private bathroom or the intimate cottage (with was the original 1850s kitchen) with its bluestone walls, big open fireplace, king size bed and ensuite bathroom.

Property Features — Quiet upscale neighbourhood of Sabadeco — Professionally landscaped garden including drip irrigation system — Big pool and bathroom outside the house for more convenience — Nearly private beach for diving and snorkeling (just off Andrea I & II dive sites)-- Stainless steel grill — privet Gazebo overlooking the sea and enjoy a perfect sea breeze — Gazebo a very special place for a romantic dinner — Flat screen LED TV — Wine cooler — Ceiling fans and air conditioning in both rooms — High end countertop finishes — Ceramic tile floors and showers in all bathrooms — Mosquito Screens on all exterior doors and windows (recently renovated)

Fabulous bathrooms like this one at the Upper House in Hong Kong are a big item in hotels» growing list of improvements.

The days of single - family, three - bedroom, one - bathroom houses with big backyards seem as obsolete as the TV shows they were featured in during the 1950s.

Families with children at home are almost always searching for a single - family house (86 percent versus 81 percent for childless homes) and are stretching their budgets to buy bigger homes than others: They typically buy a median 2,000 - square - foot house with three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms at a median price of $ 234,000 — 17 percent more than those without children in their home.

To get a fully loaded house — a kitchen befitting a four - star chef; bathrooms as big as those at the Ritz Hotel; top - of - the - line media rooms with fiber optics; interior details like granite countertops, marble fireplaces, and cherry paneling; and some rooms with a view — home buyers are plunking down much more than a mere million, and often in cash.»

Linda and Gerry Berglin's remodeled attic in their Craftsman bungalow feels like it was always part of the house, yet it features a luxe bathroom, 10 - foot ceilings and a closet as big as their kitchen.

We are working on renovating a 1950 ranch style house in Texas — we have three big bathrooms to tackle ahead of us.

This 1930s bathroom room in our big house had horrific wallpaper when we moved in, so we stripped it and painted the walls.

It's the biggest bedroom in the house, with it's own bathroom.

Many of the things we will be incorporating in the house will be made by him (bathroom vanities, new farmhouse tables, bedframes) so he needs something big enough to handle house projects and maybe a little custom side business.

The biggest challenge is trying to keep the charm — much of the house is original including the 50's bubble gum pink bathroom - yet not live in a museum.

If we stay in this house, I would love to add on an addition to the back to include a family room, another 1/2 bath and maybe make our master bedroom a full on suite with a bigger closet and our own bathroom.

We have small bedrooms and an old 1950s bathroom (no luxury vanity or big closets in this house!)

I dream of wide planked pine floors, an apron front sink in the kitchen, a claw foot tub in the bathroom, and a big front porch in my vintage or new to look vintage farm house.

We have just now starting house hunting for a bigger home and bathrooms do have a major impact in our search.

I adored - LOVED - the bathroom we did in our previous house: BIG soaking tub, white subway tile, and lots of carrera marble.

someday i might own a little house of my own... and when i do... big print wallpaper in a tiny bathroom or office nook!

The biggest change will be to open up the space by removing the small half bathroom in the center of the house, and eliminating the narrow third bedroom just across from that.