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We bought a washer/dryer combo. It wasn't cheap, but you could put two side by side in a regular laundry room. They are nice if you have kids or if clothes get forgotten in the washer with some frequency.
I would like to have a second one but it's a luxury I can't really justify.
I thought about using those but ruled them out. I am planning on using stackable units, a single washer drier combo unit doesnt really change anything. I still need multiple water hook ups and two drier vents, they use the same floor space and I don’t need more counter space
You don't need dryer vents. You do need two water hookups but you can just add some Y connectors. Also they run on 120v so no electric work (probably, I don't know the actual current draw).
You do have to clean the lint traps every single time.
I understand you've done your research and know what you want. Posted mostly for other readers I guess.