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Wow, they are less than 3x3 meters (10x10 feet) including the corner for shower. The bed is literally touching the cooker/oven in the first one. That explains
by user5994461 6y ago
Wow, they are less than 3x3 meters (10x10 feet) including the corner for shower. The bed is literally touching the cooker/oven in the first one.
That explains the £737. Can't even put a desk to do your homework. Nobody would want to live there, especially with COVID.
Regular studios in student accommodations go for double that in this area. I've actually seen friends paying as much as £2000 a month, when they come from far or from abroad, don't have the luxury to visit 10 properties and landlord won't rent to students with no income.
- DanBC 6y agoCommunal toilet would be a miserable experience, especially during covid-19 or winter vomiting outbreaks.
- iso1631 6y agoYes, I'd gladly have sacrified the room to have a private one, like the £737 rightmove property.
- iso1631 6y agoYup, but that's what I got for £520 in 2003, and managed to live there just fine. Hell for 2 months I lived there with my girlfriend (now wife) before we moved out towards Reading for an actual 1 bed flat. I was working shifts then though so could drive to work mostly off peak, get free parking, and it was only 7 days a fortnight. The room in my hall of residence was smaller than that, although being in Exeter it cost far less (£90 a week, so £390 a month). Of course I had an office to go to for that time, clearly it's different in the last 6 months.