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Certainly depressing but for sale purposes, there is no legal definition of what a "bedroom" is, either size or having a window but other rental regulations may apply to make the overall occupancy too crowded.FreeBear said:Patr100 said:
Is that five fridges in the kitchen? One for each tenant?FreeBear said:
Image has been removed from the listing - https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/136943234#Sunsaru said:Shhh! Don't wake him/her!
https://propertyindustryeye.com/estate-agent-pictures-sleeping-tenant-in-house-for-sale/Looks like it.Revisiting the listing, it is just a 3 bed property, and one of the bedrooms measures just 2.07m by 2.07m - Way too small for an adult occupant, and with the two ground floor reception rooms being used as bedrooms, I wonder if that small room is even legal.Quite depressing really.0 -
Patr100 said:
Certainly depressing but for sale purposes, there is no legal definition of what a "bedroom" is, either size or having a window but other rental regulations may apply to make the overall occupancy too crowded.FreeBear said:Patr100 said:
Is that five fridges in the kitchen? One for each tenant?FreeBear said:
Image has been removed from the listing - https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/136943234#Sunsaru said:Shhh! Don't wake him/her!
https://propertyindustryeye.com/estate-agent-pictures-sleeping-tenant-in-house-for-sale/Looks like it.Revisiting the listing, it is just a 3 bed property, and one of the bedrooms measures just 2.07m by 2.07m - Way too small for an adult occupant, and with the two ground floor reception rooms being used as bedrooms, I wonder if that small room is even legal.Quite depressing really.If you are using the property as an HMO (which this one appears to be), there are minimum room sizes - https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/does-the-law-set-a-minimum-bedroom-size-in-england/ - Anything smaller than 4.64m² can not be used as sleeping accommodation in England.
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Are pictures 6, 7, 36 illustrating padded cells?ProDave said:More proof that money does not buy taste.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/136814924#/media?channel=RES_LET&id=media0&ref=photoCollage1 -
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A room that is only 4.64m² is a human rights violation.FreeBear said:Patr100 said:
Certainly depressing but for sale purposes, there is no legal definition of what a "bedroom" is, either size or having a window but other rental regulations may apply to make the overall occupancy too crowded.FreeBear said:Patr100 said:
Is that five fridges in the kitchen? One for each tenant?FreeBear said:
Image has been removed from the listing - https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/136943234#Sunsaru said:Shhh! Don't wake him/her!
https://propertyindustryeye.com/estate-agent-pictures-sleeping-tenant-in-house-for-sale/Looks like it.Revisiting the listing, it is just a 3 bed property, and one of the bedrooms measures just 2.07m by 2.07m - Way too small for an adult occupant, and with the two ground floor reception rooms being used as bedrooms, I wonder if that small room is even legal.Quite depressing really.If you are using the property as an HMO (which this one appears to be), there are minimum room sizes - https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/does-the-law-set-a-minimum-bedroom-size-in-england/ - Anything smaller than 4.64m² can not be used as sleeping accommodation in England.0 -
Looks sad. Interesting when you look at properties sold nearby.Patr100 said:0 -
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Caravan, skip, and feature bathroom conveniently located for the bedrooms.
Also absolutely no issues about access, oh no.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/126487703
A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.1 -
It has quite a lot of coverage in the papers and its own Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/tindaletowers/ Where you could win it for £25. Having looked at street view and the satellite map perhaps the location isn’t the best with a tyre place and the civic amenity site as neighbours.Patr100 said:0 -
Interesting carving on the bed: https://media.rightmove.co.uk/216k/215642/133702001/215642_RX247389_IMG_20_0000.jpegPatr100 said:
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