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I don't know for the UK, but there is a similar limitation in Japan. An habitation room must have a window, which meant our house was a 2 bedroom + 1 utility ro
by hrktb 8y ago
I don't know for the UK, but there is a similar limitation in Japan. An habitation room must have a window, which meant our house was a 2 bedroom + 1 utility room, and not 3 bedrooms.
I don't have the source of the requirement, just that it was specified in the contract, and we got an explanation as to why the third room was not deemed fit for habitation.
- blincoln 8y agoMy understanding is that it's because of what the GP cited - there needs to be an alternate way to escape the room in the event of a fire/flood/etc. A friend of a friend drowned because they were asleep in a "bedroom" which was a room in a lower level without a window.