Thanks, I will post it in the bathroom forum as well. The fireplace will be a sealed natural gas unit. We don't have a firm budget, I expect the reno to be between 15 and 25 thousand, it all depends on what we end up changing. The door way can move in the walls but we would like the walls themselves to stay, just too many issues with moving them. I expect everything in the rooms will be new.

We own an old Victorian home that was renovated in 2003, at which time the former owners added a TINY master bath and medium-sized walk-in closet to what I think used to be a stairwell. The time has come for an update to the bath at the very least - the shower is crumbling. In the tiny space allotted (6'x6' minus a chunk that is currently taken up by an unused chimney stack), there is no way to change the layout, but I would really love to gain some extra room for a larger shower. The master closet is larger than I probably need it to be, especially if it were renovated and fitted with proper shelving, etc., so I could theoretically steal some space there. The chimney stack is also on the chopping block, but only if removing it is a) possible and not too expensive; and b) gives us useful space in a new layout. I have been trying to get estimates for the chimney removal, but it's like pulling teeth to get appointments. However, I would love some input on the bathroom and closet layout in general, because I really don't know if the chimney stack space is useful no matter what the cost. Here's the current bathroom floorplan, so you can see what I'm working with. And the rest of the second floor, so you can see how the bath fits in (it's the one on the right side of the drawing below). The closet in the guest bedroom (behind the master walk-in) is more than large enough for our needs, so I would be open to stealing space from that closet and the master, or even bumping out into the bedroom behind the toilet, although I think the wall between bath and guest bedroom may be load bearing. Thanks in advance for your advice!

Lots of reading later, it looks like I'll be okay with hanging clothes on either side of the closet space. 2 feet on either side for hanging clothes leaves me 27" for a center aisle. Wall A on the left as you enter (99"), Wall B along the short back (75"), and Wall C on the right as you enter (99").

I never want a closet access to be through the bath room and when you post options they need to be to scale plans with all measurements marked clearly What is the bottom plan? I hate toilet rooms they waste space and no one should use the toilet while someone else is in the bathroom. You have ahuge space but I think making the clset where th window is and running the bathroom next to the other bathroom would be my choice I love my window in my walk in closet and honestly with good lighting a bathroom does no need a window but it does needs good venting. I think I would eliminate the sky light since it is in a weird position .