When evaluating a home’s interior, consider the flow and functionality of the space: ideal layouts often separate living, working, and sleeping zones to reduce disruption and enhance comfort
Is the home divided into three distinct zones for working, living and sleeping?
Are the stove, sink and refrigerator just steps apart in an efficient triangular configuration?
Do open appliance doors block doorways, cabinets or each other?
Are baths accessible without having to cross a bedroom or other living space?
Are eating areas (including those outdoors) easily accessible from the kitchen?
Does traffic through the kitchen flow outside the work area?
Do bedrooms have two uninterrupted wall surfaces for easy furniture arrangement?
Does the main entry lead guests directly to the living room or make them figure out which way to go?
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