What is more attractive to a potential home buyer...?

Question

we are planning to remodel the master bathroom in our house and weren't sure if we should keep the his/hers sink set up or just make it a single sink and have much more counter space. we don't particularly care for the his/hers set up but if it would be a great selling feature, we'd keep it.

Answer 1

For a master bath it is best to have two sinks. Most couples share this bath and that is what is the norm.

Answer 2

Keep the double sinks! That is a huge factor in a buyers eye. Just modernize the sinks and vanity instead of down sizing to one sink.

Answer 3

For selling purposes...keep the double sinks. They are in fashion and will a good selling point. Just because you don't particularly care for them, others may.  

Answer 4

I would definitely keep the double sinks.  I even have them in my guest bathrooms.  Most people are looking for that amenity and particularly in a master so I wouldn't take it out.  Do you have room in your remodel to put in a larger counter or separate counters?  Separate counters give you much more space if you can do them.  

Answer 5

Keep it!

It is in the larger high end  new homes and alot of people prefer it

Answer 6

I just sold my 10 year old house and my master bath had one sink because I planned it that way. I got comments when selling it that there weren't two sinks in the master bath, so I'd definitely put two in for resale value.  

Answer 7

I would keep it!  I can't imagine having to share with my husband again!