Do Europeans have bathtubs?

Like hotel rooms, stairways and elevators in Europe, bathrooms are also generally smaller than one might expect. When there is no tub, the shower is typically contiguous with the rest of the bathroom floor.

Do all houses have tubs?

“There absolutely has to be at least one bathtub in any condo or home. When you sell, you’re also selling a lifestyle and having no tub will hinder a sale to most buyers,” she says. The need for at least one tub is most common among two specific homeowner groups.

Does a master bathroom have to have a bathtub?

To sum it all up: No, you do not need a tub in your master bathroom. You can certainly install one if that is your preference, but it’s not a requirement. Just keep in mind that, if you are looking to renovate prior to selling your home, it’s recommended that you have at least one bathtub in the home.

How many bathtubs should a house have?

Now, keep in mind that a home should still have at least one bathtub, Johnson added. Having a tub will be important at resale for some buyers, particularly those with small children. For high-end homes, buyers expect a shower and a separate bathtub, especially in the master bath, she said.

Why do some apartments have bathtubs in the kitchen?

In many old tenements, bathtubs and showers can be found in the kitchen too. The kitchens were either added on long after the apartment’s construction or were original built to serve multiple purposes (for example, to serve triple duty as a kitchen, bathing area and bedroom).

Do European hotels have bidets?

The bidet is a staple of European culture. This handy bathroom installation is usually next to the toilet. Water pressure is lower in Europe, and because hotels are eco-friendly, you may also find hot water doesn’t last as long as it does at home—between 5–10 minutes in European hotels.

Are there furnished and unfurnished apartments in Canada?

When it comes to furnished and unfurnished apartments in Canada, please note that many rentals do not come furnished, so ensure you are budgeting for some household essentials such as furniture, dishes and utensils, linens, and even cleaning supplies.

Why are houses in America so different from houses in England?

American houses, though made with wood rather than bricks are always maintained to such perfection. British houses are not. A new build in England after 5 years looks like an ancient dump, ready for demolition. Americans build beautiful homes, spacious, clean and maintainable, even the poor over there live in 5 bedroom mini mansions.

What types of homes are available in Canada?

Canada offers many different types of homes such as condominiums, detached houses, semi-detached houses, townhouses, or a duplex/triplex.

How big are houses in other countries compared to the US?

Looking just at the average size of newly built houses—as opposed to an average for all houses in a country, which is a smaller number— Australia, Canada, and New Zealand are on par with the U.S.; the averages for new houses in these countries approach or exceed 2,000 square feet.