Monday, 9 March 2009

3 flats in Covent Garden

We went to view 3 flats in Covent Garden on friday, all for under £340 a week. One on Seven Dials and 2 behind the Royal Opera House - what locations. Sadly they were all too pokey, we would have to get rid of all our furniture, they did have baths though, and 2 were in a secluded gated courtyard - SO QUIET, but it was not to be, we just didn't get the tingle. When we got back home we realised just how super our flat is, if only we could get the landlord to fit double glazing!
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