Help for Ceiling

11 years ago

Looking at building a 4500sqf house and wondering if we should go with 9ft ceilings or 10 ft ceilings downstairs. (upstairs will be 9ft).

How much would this add to the resell value ?

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bungalowmo
11 years ago
Don't take this the wrong way, but I really am curious...why would you build a 4500 sq ft home you don't intend to stay in?

These massive homes are everywhere.
Judy Mishkin
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
maybe he's a builder....? ok maybe not.....
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Judy Mishkin
11 years ago
well, whatever the OPs reason. please. if you are going to put in 10 foot ceilings, study some architecture/style books and make it look right. no weird little details only seen in Disney movies.
User
11 years ago
Seems like we all think resale before we even live in the house. What are the reasons for the different ceiling heights? I'd suggest the higher ceilings on the main floor, that's where you spend the most time. Also, check out. architect Susan Susanka, http://www.notsobighouse.com, for ideas about varying ceiling height across a space, and why.
miacometlady
11 years ago
I have 9 ft downstairs and 8 up. It was cheaper as I recall, how much who knows.I now like feeling a bit more cozy upstairs, so I'm glad I had a tight budget when I built the house!