Overnight guests on this lower level have a full bath of their own. New plumbing was run below grade to make it possible, and the room is finished to the same traditional, detail-rich standard as the coffered living area, so it never feels like an unfinished corner of the house.
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This basement guest bath was designed to meet the same traditional, detail-rich standard as the rest of the finished lower level, so guests staying overnight never feel like they have landed in an unfinished corner of the house.
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What does adding a guest bath to a basement involve?
Adding a bath below grade means running new plumbing and confirming adequate drainage from the basement level. Once that groundwork is planned, the bath can be finished to the same standard as the rest of the lower level, as it was here.
Why add a guest bath to a finished basement?
It makes the lower level usable on its own. Guests and late movie nights no longer require a trip upstairs, and a finished bath adds everyday convenience to the whole floor.
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