A few questions

how much space is between the window sill and interior floor?

what is underneath this space now - basement, crawl space, concrete slab?

can you give measurements of door and space on either side

free standing tubs require clearance around them for easy cleaning, are you open to more of a built in tub

Hi Rich! Actually the window isn't in place right now and we could have any type of window in any placement on the wall. I'm thinking maybe a window like the one here and having the top part open up into the room for fresh air. The door placement/ size can also be anywhere on the door wall as well as it doesn't currently exist. I really want a free standing clawfoot tub, but if its not possible I would be open. Although I'm not a huge fan of built in tubs. Underneath is crawl space. Thank you!!!

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You don’t have room for a tub and shower

Thanks cpartist. Do you have an suggestions on a floorplan that you think would work?

The photos you’re showing with tubs separate from showers are wider than the room you have. Without moving the door (assuming that’s what that black thing is,) you won’t get all those pieces into the room. And even if you move the door, it will be a tight and idiosyncratic layout, at best.

Thanks scottie mom. If I just have a shower, what floorplan would you suggest.

One quick thought

Thank you rich!! I like that layout. With that layout It looks like there would be room under the window to have a narrow soaking bath. Or am I crazy?

Also the door can be moved anywhere on that wall.

My drawing isn’t to scale, just a quick guess. I dont think you’ll have room for a nice size shower and a tub without making the bathroom feeling very cramped.

How often do you take a bath?

Not often enough now because we only one in the guest bath for my daughter. But I wouldn't want to overwhelm the room

So I guess, if I'm losing the tub, I'm hoping I can fit a vanity that has a makeup station.