Have you ever rented out a themed/specialty house?

A little back story here. I lived in this house for about 7 years and in my house I had an art room. I threw paint all over the walls and used the room for all my painting/music stuff. I’ve since moved out of the house and currently renovating the old one to rent it out. I’m doing new floors and all that jazz but I’d love to keep the walls. I’ll likely give this house to my son when he reaches adult age and I think that’d be a pretty cool piece of the self to hold on to.

Right now, I’m torn between the idea of tearing it all out to make it a fresh, normal rental or just leaning into the idea of having an art house. Maybe I put the floors and baseboards down to make it look a little more finished and add supplies in the room with some Bob Ross type videos to make it part of the experience. Cheap paint, cheap floors, no worries about mess. The rest of the house is pretty normal. I’d probably want to hang a lot of art on the walls of the rest of the house but no weird paint, leave the piano in the main room for people to play with and maybe a cheap guitar that I don’t care about if it gets damaged.

I am located in northern Kentucky, specifically Falmouth. It’s a pretty small town that has just enough close to us that there are a couple VRBO’s or AB&B’s but I don’t know that the demographic will appreciate the art house vibe. I have a picture on another post If you care to see it but this subreddit does not allow photos.

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