Ok, I admit it, the Bungaloft is a mystery to me.
I suppose it is supposed to appeal to empty nesters or young 'professionals' without a family but personally I don't see the draw.
It's the floor plan I find awkward. There is usually a bedroom right by the front door, the master is on the main floor, there may or may not be a dining room, the kitchen and great room are open concept. The second floor or loft has a big open 'loft' over looking the great room with a bathroom and another bedroom.
The good features are the master suite is on the main floor and the open concept of the main floor.
The bad features are the bedroom by the front door and the wide open loft.
Most owners seem to use this loft area as a second TV area. I guess that's good if you want to watch a movie while the spouse watches sports but don't you hear their program as well as your own? If you use the loft as an office area they still have to interfere with one another at times.
Then there is the bedroom right by the front door. Everyone that comes in the house sees it so you better hope it's tidy all the time. I wouldn't be comfortable putting a child or a teen in that room. Even the bedroom upstairs is isolated from the master if you have a child.
As far as I can see, the design is not made for living but it is pretty LOL.
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