Hi all. I'm considering renting out my deceased mother's home this summer.
BACKGROUND: It is a very large cottage, with 3 extensions. With loads of light coming into every room, it has bags of character from the front, and original 1800's cottage features with some stone walls (painted white), hence the traditional Welsh materials (slate or dark oak). It is too big for a young couple, but it will suit a professional family with children. I have a large budget for making it rent-proof/ children-proof and even animal-proof. I have completely ruled out carpet, lino, and laminate. My preferences are hard wood or slate tiles. I once heard some advise from a designer that floors should be the same throughout the house. I agree, therefore, please take into consideration that the flooring material will be in the bedrooms and the bathrooms.
YOUR ADVICE: Please could you advise me on your preferences as a renter; a landlord; young professionals with children and animals; or if you have experiences with either floor types. Cleaning is also a concern. If you can tell me which type of floor adds most value to this type of home if I ever decide to sell, that would be very helpful, too.
(please look at pics 1,2&3)
http://www.simonlawrencebuil ders.co.uk/?page_id=55
or http://www.bathwoodandstoneflooring.co.u k/#/solid-aged-wood-flooring/4532572727 (second picture)
Any feedback would be highly appreciated from anyone.
Thank you
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