My house is two storeys. Main floor has a full bath, second floor has 4 bedrooms and a full ensuite bath. The ensuite also holds a walk-in master closet, and strangely a Jack and Jill door to the first bedroom.

Since moving in we have always had a large cabinet in front of this door as we didn’t need the door and we did need the storage.

We are in the process of renovating and the first bedroom with the Jack and Jill door will become our first child’s bedroom.

The existence of the door makes no difference to us, but we are wondering for the purpose of selling the house eventually would it be better to keep the door or drywall over it?

Some buyers may not like other bedrooms having access to the master, but other buyers might not like the three bedrooms having to use a downstairs bathroom.

Floor plan legend:
Grey boxes = doors
Yellow = bathroom window
Red = weird door in question

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