Yes, not having a bathtub can affect the value of a property as many people view them as essential home fittings, even if they might not use them regularly.
Some potential homeowners won’t be the slightest bit concerned about the lack of a bath, however would-be buyers with young families will understandably see them as key bathroom components, as will some property investors of other profiles.
As such, a lack of interest on a property based on the absence of a bathtub could lead the home to be on the market for longer, and depreciate in value over time in turn.
For a more detailed insight, explore our dedicated blog on the subject, Baths Or Showers? Can They Affect My Property’s Value?
