In regards to the layout of Bullhead City homes , the times they are-a-changing. Since 1970, the biggest change is the amount of square footage. Up from 1,600 square feet in 1973, the conventional new home has a spread of 2,400 square feet. Today, homes have at the very least two bathrooms when they used to have less than two.
From a mere 9x10 to a giant 285 square feet, kitchens have experienced a jump in size as well. Islands, breakfast bars, and nooks are a few of the additions to many kitchens. An old-fashioned living room is a thing of the past. Nowadays families crowd around the flat screen TV instead. An all-inclusive laundry room is a must and most garages allow for more than two cars. Children are less likely to share a room as four bedrooms are becoming typical. Keep posted, Bullhead City real estate is continuing to change with the times.
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