Why so many bathrooms?

Question

I am looking at a $29.5 million home right next on the beach. I took a virtual tour and read some details on it. It had 7 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. Why would a house have 10 bathrooms? I would much rather have 13 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. How does the bedroom/bathroom ratio affect the price of the house?

Answer 1

well, they could have a bathroom in every bedroom. then added 3 extra ones for visitors or something. in that house, it seems like a lot of people r going to be living in it. so i think it's good to have a lot of bathrooms. if ur house only had 4 bathrooms, there would be too many people crowding and waiting, and it would probably be stinking too. if u have a small family, i suggest a smaller hosue?

Answer 2

It seems to me, for someone looking at such a pricey abode, you could have some of the bathrooms converted to bedrooms. In fact, it shouldn't even be a concern for you.  What's another million or so to convert...a small hiccup.

Good luck, Mr. Trump

Answer 3

Maybe they have a lot of parties? That is weird.

Answer 4

A couple by the pool, one for the bowling alley, one for the gym - they add up fast (I'm only sorta joking - this could be the actual reason ie bathrooms attached to other "stuff" like pools and gyms).

Answer 5

It could be that they used the bedrooms for more than one person in each room. Like, maybe they did foster care, and put 3 people, in every room. So, 3 times 6 bedrooms, is 18. with that many people, you need that many bathrooms.

Answer 6

My friends built a 12,000 sq ft house with 12 bedrooms and 12 baths.  You can not build enuf bathrooms nowadays. Of course, you are correct .... no one needs more than 3 or 4.  But you only live once.