I agree.

It would depend on the market. Is this an area for singles, couples, kids?

If the area is mainly singles, then a larger bedroom might attract more potential buyers, when you do sell. I mean, everyone else will probably have the two small bedrooms.

But if it's couples, kids, etc. then the two bedrooms will be a better choice. Any chance you can make the smaller bedroom a den with double doors, if you decide on that option?

Doesn't sound like you think of it as your long-term home. Keep it two bedrooms.

Definitely two for resale.

In the meantime, you could use the second bedroom as an office, a craft room, even a giant closet -- whatever suits you. But I wouldn't make any permanent changes that would preclude it from being a bedroom in the future.

It depends on how you intend to use it.

For resale, a two bedroom would be a better option,so as for commercial purpose .

Again if it's for your personal use,say for your family or kids, it is better to keep a family master bedroom. Consult an interior designer,for they would know to efficiently utilize the space and plan & design accordingly. I live in Ontario and Bedford Brook designers did the same for me. :)