Profile correctly says Sunset zone 2b. Following name in title line above says (Sunset 2 or 3) I think it has been that way since, perhaps, 2004.

Do you have a pic of the 'Waterfront at Sunset, 2/3, 1972'. Is it written on the front or back of the picture?

My apologies for the confusion with my sketch; wish I could edit the way we used to. Yes, there's a walk-in shower on the other side of the bathroom. I took a few pictures this morning, hope these help clarify the space. Part of what I struggle with is that we re-did this (down to the studs, all DIY) ~ 10 years ago. So much work, results pretty good, but I'd do it differently, this time. DH even made the cabinet, which as you can hopefully see, angles in to provide more leg room. Room foot print (oh how I hate this floor and the mosaic tile!): There is 18" between the toilet and cabinet. Thank you for the responses; as always, you make me consider new ideas/rethink existing. roarah - we're north of Boston, somewhat less expensive but probably not by too much:) So helpful to hear your scope and costs. gsciencechick-you make it sound so reasonable. OutsidePlaying - Ah, scope creep. I've only been thinking about the impact of a gorgeous tub area and now you remind me that every picture of the finished area will remind me of the too-narrow walk through (18"). We're fine with moving plumbing (full access downstairs). Point taken about scale of small sink and large tub. The current access door leads to the linen closet area and then family room, and we are used to it there and I like the view:) rockybird - There's enough room, but we'd probably go sideways each time (mental cringe). You have a good eye - no, I don't feel the windows are placed correctly for the sunset; I would increase the number on the left side of the house corner. What addition are you doing? (I love your home). lisad82 - Your point is good about the wasted wall space; I'll take the time to map this out on graph paper/in Sketchup, to see what a changed config allows. DH said that about the sunset too! It's just so pretty, when we occasionally see it. I'd like to see more of them. I do appreciate the advice about making the current space more efficient, but we've already done that. (So maybe I am just questioning my finishes, food for thought).

Beautiful pictures, as usual. :) Dawn, those trees look like they are wearing hairnets! So perfectly shaped. The Cliffs of Moher, Ireland