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For a rental, I'd go the cheapest option with the door where it is in the meals area. Leave the lounge without a door to the third bedroom because you also need a door from the lounge to the kitchen (which is not shown on the drawing). Two doors along that wall will limit furniture placement...

Sorry Skater. I must be having a "senior" moment :p. I do agree that it depends on location and other things. The house that we changed the entry to a fourth bedroom is in a suburb where four bedrooms would be unusual in a house that has not be extensively renovated and enlarged. Since adding...

Lizzie, I didn't see your response about the fourth bedroom, but it is a good idea too. The only downside is that with four bedrooms, that smaller living area might be too small for the number of tenants and/or family members wanting to live there. But even if the third bedroom is created, a...

That is a great idea, and what I would do if I lived there. It would lessen the impact on the kitchen/meals area of having two doors into the area and the congestion this would cause, especially if a table and chairs is in the area. I also like ripping out walls and making big spaces :).

Sounds good. I would put the doorway in one of the corners of the wall between the meals area and new bedroom if you can change it cheaply or someone will be navigating a table and chairs to get into the bedroom. If it will cost money to move it, for a rental I would not bother. You have not...