I'm slowly preparing a cape-cod style house I rent for the resale market. Oddly, the existing kitchen sink is on an interior wall kitty-corner from the window, which just has counter/cabinets beneath it. (If you are washing dishes you are about 3' from the window so it's not like you are in a dark corner.)

I will be replacing cabinets and counters, and it would be way easier to just replace everything where it is. But, the kitchen sink really would look nice under that window, which has a view of a pretty backyard.

My plumber ballparked the cost at $2K to move the sink and dishwasher, and the other issue is moving it creates more of a project for a tenant to live through.

Bottom line question, how *wrong* is it to not have the sink in the window? Is it just nice to have or is it a big "miss", one that merits the extra $2K I could spend on better appliances? My total budget will be about $7-10K over the next 3 years.