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If it's a Bedroom, it MUST have a Closet
No, not so. When looking at homes, I have clients tell me, matter-of-factly that a bedroom must have a closet if it is to be considered a bedroom. Without a closet, they say, it is just an office or den. I hear the same thing from my fellow local Realtors. I'm not sure when or how this became the accepted definition, but I did my own research to find out if there is a legal definition of what a bedroom must include. First, I checked our local MLS rules to see if there was any authority. The rules are silent on the definition of a bedroom and how bedrooms are listed in the MLS. So, I went to have a look at the San Diego Municipal Code. Under the section containing definitions (section 113.0103), a "Bedroom" means: an enclosed space within a dwelling unit that is designed or could be used for sleeping and has a permanent door permitting complete closure and separation from all kitchen, living room and hallway areas. A room or other enclosed space is not considered a bedroom if it is the sole access to another bedroom. No closet is needed in order for a room to be a bedroom. Now ... more
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