@StPaul posted:well the best of both worlds a really deep wallet a really huge lot and main living part and train room on a single level as in same area for trains as the main house has and no more stairs for either to deal with.
We put one Standard Gauge Layout on the Main Floor at the back end of the Great Room (large Living Room). The two main bedrooms are on this floor.
Off the large kitchen, there is a separate laundry room.
When our home here in the Midwest was first built in 1939, the entire attic floor was just that, attic space. The people we bought this home from in 2018 had had it all built into liveable space; two large rooms, a loft style sitting room in the middle, a full bathroom area, and a closet for a washer and dryer. The two larger rooms became an O Gauge Layout room, and a Standard Gauge Layout room. Both are my layouts.
