(Newswire.net — April 14, 2015) Eugene, OR — Whether you see sharing your home with in-laws or trying to accommodate visiting adult children, adding another master or guest suite is a great way to provide privacy and additional comfort for your guests when planning your new home.
Accommodating for this could be as simple as adding a second master bedroom with a private full bathroom; or a more complex solution such as incorporating an additional suite with a separate living room and private entrance. With the second option long-term guests, like the in-laws, can feel like they are still close to their family while still having a place to themselves.
People really need to sit down and consider how their future lifestyle will be. If they see their parents or adult children visiting at some time, the smart choice is to go ahead and provide the accommodations when planning for your new home. Residential home design company Associated Designs offers pre-designed and custom-designed home plans to people across the country. Every plan that they offer can be modified so that a person can add multiple master or a guest suite into the design.
Associated Designs Cedar Creek design is a Craftsman style home not only features a large master suite with a luxurious bath and walk in closet on the main level, there is a secondary suite on opposite side of the home. Upstairs you will find yet another suite with a walk in closet, a private bath with soaking tub and shower. This suite is situated next to a recreation room with a small kitchenette which could add independent living space for those long term house guests.
Having an additional master suite will not only add value in a home by contributing towards the comfort or privacy of guests but by having one master suite on the main floor and another on a second or lower level, it acts as a great tool for aging in place, should the homeowner become unable to use stairs in the future.
Aging in place, planning for shared living spaces, and incorporating multiple master or guest suites are concepts that are gaining in popularity for homeowners as they consider the possibilities and functionality for the future in today’s contemporary thinking of how we live in our homes.
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Contact: Rick McAlexander, CEO, Associated Designs, Inc.
1100 Jacobs Dr., Eugene, Oregon 97402
Ph: 800-634-0123 Ph: 541-461-2082 Fax: 541-461-1274
Email: rick@AssociatedDesigns.com
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