Room in a Shared Flat, Greaves Court, LA1

Hello!

My name is Christian and I work at Lakeland Wildlife Oasis zoo. I’m into the outdoors, am easy to get on with and in possession of a good sense of humor.  The apartment is between town and the university and I live in the upper room (there are two levels to the apartment, one of which is a mezzanine). 

I’m not good with dogs, but would be happy to consider potential tenants who have cats, it’s worth bearing in mind though that the flat is on a third floor, so a house cat would be happier here. 

               Please note: I can only accept a tenant who is vaccinated against coronavirus and can provide written proof of this. 

The building itself is pretty old and features some serious wooden beams across the ceiling, with stone arch windows.

I have fish in the lounge, but they are very well-behaved. The tanks should be secure enough if you’re a cat-owner. My current lodger has stayed with me for a year and a half and is leaving because he’s bought his own place.

If you fancy lodging with me, you’d have the “downstairs” room, I say downstairs, but the whole apartment is one story above street level. The room itself is massive. Both the space and the bed would normally accommodate two people, but the kitchen and bathroom just wouldn’t manage three, so I’ve listed it as a large single room. Sorry, but no couples!
There’s also has a walk-in wardrobe, so you could use it to store fancy dress costumes, a rocking horse... or just lots of clothes. 

The desk in the photo is included, as is the double-bed too. There’s an orthopaedic mattress on it which is very comfortable.
The rent includes all bills, such as WiFi and council tax. The only additional cost is the deposit. There is a washing machine, and a bus top across the road which is really handy for the university. It’s also possible to bike or walk to campus which is about two miles away.

Please note there is no en-suite, but the room to rent is near the bathroom.

Once again, the room is big. I’ve tried to capture it’s full dimensions in the photographs and not done it justice, so you’ll just have to come and see for yourself.