POLL: How many sq feet is your house?

r9stedt · November 2008

And where do you live? ? (State...not your address, ladies.) ?

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TwinMomma · November 2008

2000 (and that includes our finished basement) We live in CT.

brightning · November 2008

1800 sq ft in Arizona

AnnapolisLari · November 2008

1476 sf

Maryland

3BR 2 BA ranch

akimbo · November 2008

1000 - MD. Too small for my taste, but probably would feel a whole lot bigger if we would just get rid of things we haven't touched in years. seriously who needs plates/bowls specific for fondue/pasta/crabs....

jennieliz · November 2008

2600 Florida

shopgirl78 · November 2008

some where around 1500 (maybe a little less)....TX

DaiLyght · November 2008

2315 - North Florida

BUT 1) I think that number is inflated, and 2) there is a crap load, I mean CRAP LOAD of wasted space in my house so even though it sounds impressive, it's not at all.

*Amy* · November 2008

We just moved! 2500 sq ft in CT.

Sunflower777 · November 2008

2600 sq ft

Michigan?

HisBetterHalf · November 2008

1300 - MA

Its going to get really small when #2 arrives. Hopeully we'll be moving some time in the next year.

Jodi&Joe · November 2008

I think around 1600 --- incl. the finished basement. It's a ranch in CT.

stcroixbride · November 2008

our land records say 915 sf, but I think that is only the "above ground" portion. Our lower level/basement is only partially underground, because our TH is built on a hill. I think we are closer to 1100 sf, including the finished basement/rec room area.

It is a 2 BR/2 BA TH in Reston, VA (20 miles from DC and a couple miles to Dulles Airport)

I have pretty much been cursing this house this whole year because it is too dang small My DH likes to store stuff in front of our washer and dryer and in other places that I need to get to fairly regularly. I cannot WAIT to leave this area - but we aren't selling until DH finishes his degree. May 2010 - ACK!!

Reason #513 that we haven't had child #2 yet ;P

stacynikki · November 2008

2500sqft TX. I would trade my formal living room for a play room though!

amanda&rob · November 2008

Around 1500. And I had to call dh to find out. I had no idea! (I'm a dumbass lol)

grja · November 2008

2000 in CT (does not include finished basement. I think that is an extra 300 or so)

Eddy1 · November 2008

1500- Iowa

shouldbeworkin · November 2008

2800 sq. ft., not including unfinished walkout basement. I live in the midwest.

BubblyToes · November 2008

The house we're building will be 4100 sq ft including the finished basement. We're in SC

sunshiny79 · November 2008

1800, Arizona

springmom · November 2008

about 4000 inc. finished basement.

august06mom · November 2008

950

NY

momintn · November 2008

2200 sq. ft. in Tennessee

pincushion · November 2008

2400 sq ft not including unfinished 1000 sq ft upstairs. MS.

1400 sq ft TN

hmckeown · November 2008

Well, I win for the smallest so far, 825 sq ft

We can't wait for a bigger house...

mommynow · November 2008

2200, I think. We're in NE FL.

hopefulmom · November 2008

1,300 sq ft (Michigan). We have 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, living, dining, familyroom (so all the rooms are small). Kitchen is good size (room for a table or island...we have an island). We do have a full basement (1,300 sq. feet...unfinshed). Guess that is our "walk-in closet"!!!! LOL

camrude · November 2008

2100 sq. feet - will be 3100 when our basement is finished.

Minnesota

ToBeMrsT · November 2008

1500 Texas

CleoKitty · November 2008

Indiana- We have 1200 sq. ft of finished living space upstairs. We also have a full 1200 sq. ft. basement- about half of that is finished off for MIL, the other half is totally unfinished (but it certainly makes for excellent storage!)

mauceddie · November 2008

2300+900 finished basement = 3200 total.

Canada

femmegem · November 2008

The house we own and can't sell is around 1600. It's in Michigan.

The house we live in (we're renting) is probably 1000-1200. It's in L.A. Thank goodness we have a garage for storing all the stuff that won't fit in the house.