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Probably not now, but mainly because I have young children. Before kids, yes.

Even if it's just used as a rental property?

It's a 100 year old house, so I think the kitchen being next to the loo/bathroom may have been like that for a long time. The bathroom, which is a separate room but next to the loo, has a door leading into the kitchen. I could remove the wall between the loo and the bathroom so that internal...

Good point - hadn't thought of that. The only other option would be to enclose the back patio area. More $$$

I've come across a property that has an outside dunny accessible just a couple of metres outside the back door. It's attached to the main residence, and should an internal door be knocked through, the entrance to the dunny would be via the kitchen. Awkward, I know. The house is in a popular...