_london-rental-crisis-39outstanding-studio39-that-looks-like-garden-shed-being-rented-at-1300-a-month.jpg "London rental crisis: 'Outstanding studio' that looks like garden shed being rented at £1,300-a-month from timber lory eliphantloding Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 16-May-2024
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A studio that resembles a garden shed in south-east London is being rented out for £1,300-a-month in the latest evidence of the grim situation facing capital’s renters.Marketed as an “outstanding studio annexe”, the small timber-clad structure sits at the bottom of the back garden of a semi-detached house in Abbey Wood.
A studio that resembles a garden shed in south-east London is being rented out for £1,300-a-month in the latest evidence of the grim situation facing capital’s renters.Marketed as an “outstanding studio annexe”, the small timber-clad structure sits at the bottom of the back garden of a semi-detached house in Abbey Wood.
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