Which floor is the golden floor when buying a house? The saleslady's words surprised many people

More and more friends are buying houses now, but our buildings tend to get taller and taller, and the choices are starting to make people's eyes glaze over. Specifically, which floor is actually the right one to buy when purchasing a house? When I bought my own house, the saleslady recommended a floor to me, but I felt surprised at the time, so I didn't listen to her. Once I actually moved into the community, I started envying others! I really regret not listening to her back then.

The saleslady said this floor is the first floor! It has several advantages. First, first-floor homes nowadays often come with a courtyard. That's how it is in my community. Watching those friends living on the first floor sitting comfortably in their little courtyards drinking afternoon tea, that relaxed posture was incredibly pleasant. I was truly envious. Unfortunately, there's no medicine for regret in this world!

Second, the first floor is also very convenient for getting around! The saleslady said that if the floor is too high, you have to take the elevator. But taking the elevator depends entirely on electricity. If there's a power outage, that's really worrying. Would you really have to climb the stairs floor by floor yourself? The first floor doesn't have this drawback.

Finally, the saleslady explained that the first floor also gets plenty of sunlight. Whenever you sit in the courtyard comfortably soaking up the sun, you feel that life is truly wonderful. Some floors don't have good lighting, making the home very dim and looking lifeless. The first floor doesn't have this worry. Unfortunately, at the time I thought the first floor had too many bugs, so I didn't choose it. Now after hearing her explanation, I'm really surprised! So the first floor is this good! Do you understand now why the golden floor is the first floor? Keep this in mind when you buy a house in the future too