From the Forum: Where Should I Put the Rental Unit in My Townhouse?
A Brownstoner reader is looking to create a rental unit in their brownstone and wants to know whether the garden or top level makes for a better rental. The garden level has the advantage of backyard access, whereas the top level is brighter and has higher ceilings.
A garden apartment. Photo by Groundworks Inc.
A Brownstoner reader is looking to create a rental unit in their brownstone and wants to know whether the garden or top level makes for a better rental. The garden level has the advantage of backyard access, whereas the top level is brighter and has higher ceilings.
Which unit would bring in better rental income? And which makes a better living situation for the owner? Share your thoughts below.
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