Hi all,
I'm preparing for a meeting with my LL and would like to go in from an informed point of view so would appreciate advice.
I live in a 2 bedroom semi - a farm cottage n the middle of nowhere. My LL is the farmer and lives opposite me in the huge farm house. He is a nice chap in some ways but IMO negligent when it comes to his properties.
My issue is heating. I have 2 open fires which are inefficient - the heat goes straight up the chimney. Three rooms also have storage hearers which I'm not keen on as they give out heat while I'm at work, which is a waste, and they're expensive to run.
Finally, upstairs there are 2 radiators which do not work and never have. LL's builder says some inexperienced chap put them in and never got them fixed when they failed to work.
The winter gone was my first in the house and was terrible. I was FREEZING. Every night without fail I was on the sofa with a duvet watching my own breath. I pay £525/month and actually I don't think I'm unreasonable to ask for adequate heating.
Someone I spoke to had an idea that rental properties HAD to have proper central heating in them...can anyone advise on this?
Thanks!
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CatKisser · 20/07/2014 20:01
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