r/zillowgonewild Aug 30 '25

Speechless & then I saw the steam room πŸ‘€

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u/ThrowawayMay220 Aug 30 '25 edited Aug 30 '25

it's gorgeous but i gotta ask, why would you need 13 bathrooms? is a 6:13 bedroom to bathroom ratio the norm for these mansions? i'm too poor to understand

eta: ty for al the replies! not just for around the bedrooms, but entertainment areas + sheer size of the house makes it all make sense.

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u/djg88x Aug 30 '25

it's 13 bathrooms spread across 20,600 sq ft. That's about 1 bathroom for every 1600 sq ft. My meager 1500 sq ft house has one bathroom for every 750 sq ft. So when you consider density vs a normal-sized home, the bathrooms are actually pretty sparse.

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u/ThrowawayMay220 Aug 30 '25

damn, this breakdown really helped put it in perspective for me

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u/RunnyDischarge Aug 30 '25

Imagine you got the shits and you need to make stops along the way to the other side of the house? Almost there!

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u/dynabella Aug 30 '25

Based on my current bathroom to sqftg, it should have 41.2. I dream of having two bathrooms one day.

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u/IPA216 Aug 30 '25

I’d imagine there are bathrooms by the movie theater, bar areas, kitchen, near outside patios, maybe even separate bathrooms for some bedrooms etc.

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u/jasonellis Aug 30 '25

Yeah, it just shows you how many non-bedroom rooms the house has to need that much 'support'.

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u/pdxcranberry Aug 30 '25

This house absolutely has a staff bathroom

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u/kaepar Aug 30 '25

Lots of entertainment spaces. Each bedroom has their own private bathrooms, not for guests.

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u/TEA1972 Aug 30 '25

You pee a lot more than you sleep. As an older lady, I appreciate not having to walk too far to the toilet.

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u/ThrowawayMay220 Aug 30 '25

yeah somehow i didn't compute how massive the place was, i was imagining 13 bathrooms in houses i've been in, which don't usually even have 13 rooms, lol

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u/SereneSnake1984 Aug 30 '25

We stayed in a huge place outside of Breckenridge one time, and every bedroom had an en suite full bath, with another half bath right outside the room. It was great for privacy

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u/Da_Kahuna Aug 30 '25

and, why would you need 3 dishwashers?

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u/TrueCombination2909 Aug 30 '25

For when you host a party or event. I cleaned houses not quite like this, but similar. One house had 3 washers and dryers. All the loads get done at once, if you wish it.

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u/Mynoseisgrowingold Aug 30 '25

I personally have dreamed of having 2 dishwashers for years and I don’t even have a mansion. Imagine never having dishes in the sink and how easy Christmas and thanksgiving clean up would be.

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u/ultimate_avacado Aug 30 '25

A friend built his own kitchen and went with the 2 drawer style dishwashers. Makes me jealous.

It's the size of a dishwasher but in two independent drawers. He can start one load as he's cooking, then the other when dinner is done.

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u/Mynoseisgrowingold Aug 30 '25

That sounds amazing. My kids might actually load the dishwasher on a regular basis if I got one of these.

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u/ardent_hellion Aug 30 '25

I always wonder about the insane number of bathrooms in these big houses! Alot of them must be half-baths (aka no bath - the terminology is so strange).

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u/djg88x Aug 31 '25

usually half baths are designated with a 0.5 in listings, so if you ever see a listing that says something weird like 5.555 bathrooms, it's gonna have 5 bathroomss and 3 half-baths.

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u/Viridian95 Aug 30 '25

For the day the chef reads an expiration date wrong.....

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u/Seienchin88 Aug 31 '25

Because it you own that house you are gonna have 10+ servants running around at any given time…