Most Common Problems With Central London Studio Flats
(c) Chancellors offer a close to perfect studio at W8.
So what are the most common problems you are likely to bump into when looking for a studio flat to rent in Central London?
1. It’s Too small for the money it costs. Too often you can barely move around. If good studios didn’t go like hot bread I’d suggest asking the landlord for a plan and size (in square meters), which is usually too much to ask to be put in the ad…
2. Bed too close to the hob & kitchen. I do understand that it’s very convenient to cook with your toes while your hands are busy holding a great book, but still. Great example HERE. Shouldn’t this be prohibited?
3. Shared bathroom. Imagine that – you want a studio to get some solitude, and then you have to share a bathroom? Sharing a flat is a much cheaper option!
4. Basement or Lower Ground Floor. Those flats very often get very little light, and are cold or damp. You might think it’s OK but in the long term these conditions are very hazardous to your health.
Of course, the more you pay, the less problems you have…
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