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Which would add more value?

My wife and I are trying to decide how to prioritize upgrades to the home we just purchased. We have several smaller items that will be done regardless, but the first big project is what we are trying to decide on.

We have it narrowed down to two options. I have renovated homes before and understand it won't be a 1:1 ROI, but am still curious as to what others perceive to be a better value/more desirable if they could only pick one upgrade. I ask this because we are looking to potentially relocate within 5 years from now and want to know what others prefer in a home.

Option 1) fully renovate the master bath and master walk in closet - tile flooring, comfort height double vanity, tile shower, new built in shelves in closet, etc.

Option 2) remove all carpet and two different styles of LVP (light oak look and gray oak look) on the main floor of the house and replace all of it with matching hardwood.

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