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amother
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 Yesterday at 12:52 pm
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Is there anyone that lives in a ranch with a basement and uses the basement as the main bedroom floor? If yes do you like it or hate that you’re in a basement?
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Heather
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Yesterday at 1:14 pm
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Rented out basement which had door to the stretc
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Hosta
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Yesterday at 1:33 pm
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I've seen a couple of houses like that. Personally it bothered me and I live in a ranch. I think what bothered me mostly was that it felt low and cramped but that may be individual to that house. I find that the noise from the living area travels straight down the hallway to my bedroom in my ranch which is annoying. But it's easier to check on a sleeping baby or get kids moving for school while helping others in the kitchen because I don't have to go up and down
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logical
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Yesterday at 1:45 pm
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my neighbors had some bedrooms in the basement of their ranch; it felt cozy and chilled
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amother
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Yesterday at 2:00 pm
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Thanks! We’d do it to optimize the space we have because upstairs would be cramped.. would love to hear anyone else’s experiences
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Blueberry
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Yesterday at 2:01 pm
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I know someone who did it for 10 years. She said it wasn’t too bad. She added a lot of lights and mirrors to brighten up the rooms.
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