No - that does not make any sense to me .

Do you have a floor plan?? Are these bathrooms next to each other? Maybe you can rework them for a larger master

How does that make sense?

Most people have a powder room WITH a toilet for guests because otherwise any guest would need to use the master bath. Most people do not want guests using their master baths - that is the purpose of a powder room WITH a toilet.

Typically master baths are also in bedrooms so that would mean someone going through your bedroom.

Most people don't want to walk out of the bedroom in order to pee in the middle of the night which is why even small ensuite bathrooms with a toilet, sink and shower are highly desirable.

Why would you want a bathroom with two sinks and no toilet and why the need for two sinks in a relatively small space? I live in an urban highrise with a small master bathroom and deliberately went down to one sink when I remodeled because I wanted extra storage space as well as counter space.

A double vanity in a small bathroom never makes any sense.

remove a toilet for another sink? why?

I find this double sink thing perplexing. why can't the other person just wait? I mean, do people HAVE to brush their teeth at the same time? Wash their face? don't people take showers in the morning before work? so why wouldn't you do your thing in the shower? then the other person could do their thing in the sink. This is providing both people have to get ready at the EXACT same time.

With a small condo, a small bathroom (one sink) is a given. But a small bathroom w/o a toilet, that's just stupid.

I have a 5x8 bathroom for the spare. I used a 48" vanity with a rather large sink. Try that. get a sink that is larger than the normal 13".

This way, two people can brush side by side if need be.

No.

No way. A larger sink as others have commented will fill the bill. Please keep the toilets.

No, its a very poor idea. It makes absolutely no sense at all.

For Debbi, The master bathroom is in the bedroom and the powder room just outside the bedroom but not adjacent to the bathroom.

For Helen, In other countries different tasks are kept in separate rooms. Body cleaning is done in the bathroom and toilet business is done in another room.

I wonder if it would heurt the value of the apartment in a NYC condo.

https://www.thebathoutlet.com/should-include-water-closet-your-bathroom-design/article/143

are you in a diff country?

so you want to have a water closet? is that what youre asking?

I realize that different countries sometimes separate one bathroom into two separate bathrooms but that isn’t what people in the USA would find desirable.

For whatever reason people in the US prefer to have their own toilet and not share with guests. I am generally in favor of people remodeling to suit their lifestyle but I don’t understand how having an additional sink in the master and no toilet improves the function of your condo. I live in an urban condo and wouldn’t even bother to look at a listing with this configuration unless the price reflected the need to immediately restore function. 🤷‍♀️

Gutting the bathroom and installing it back to normal would cost at least $50,000 in New York City so that is the minimum you wouid need to discount if you sold in the future.

ETA Having two toilets is much more desirable than having double sinks in the master. Besides having the ability to use two toilets at once which comes in handy when two people arrive home at the same time 🤫 it also is a lifesaver if your toilet ever needs to be repaired or replaced as you have a spare until the plumber arrives 😂

Why do you feel you need a double sink? we have a large master bath and only have one sink, because we have no use for 2, we are never in a position where we both had to use it at once. and if we were, one of us could use the sink in the other bathroom.. and i would much rather wait for the sink, than to desperately need the toilet when someone else is using it.

DH and I have lived in 8 different homes together. And the biggest upgrade ever to our living standard was graduating to 2-toilet homes. I would never voluntarily go back to one toilet (especially after a recent whole-family brush with Norovirus). You would be destroying comfort and resale value.

No no no nope keep the toilet

Really???? We have been together for almost 60 yrs and have never had a double sink and hoestly have never needed one either I hate toilet rooms inside bathrooms they also make no sense no one should be using the toilet while someone else is in the bathroom BTW that master bath is what is in a vast majority of homes so maybe post a pic of your space but really the space is too small for 2 sinks anyway.The European idea of an actul seperate space for toilet and a tiny sink is a good idea but that is a far cry from a toilet room inside a bathroom

@Patricia Colwell Consulting

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The European idea of an actul seperate space for toilet and a tiny sink is a good idea but that is a far cry from a toilet room inside a bathroom

OP already has a separate small space that houses a toilet and sink - she has a powder room in addition to the master bath.

The European separate rooms are both small in my experience and so theoretically enable one to use the shower and keep the toilet available for someone else. If the toilet weren't separated one would have no toilet available if someone were using the shower unless people were comfortable toileting in the same room in a small space.

The theoretical functionality of having a closed toilet is already there and actually MORE functional. Removing the toilet from the master bath so there is only one toilet and none in the ensuite decreases functionality.