What is the difference between a Maisonette and a Flat?

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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  • @AbbeyProperty
    @AbbeyProperty  2 года назад +4

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  • @Eghenosakhare
    @Eghenosakhare Год назад +3

    Well done, Zahid. Thanks a lot.🙏🏽

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your kind feedback! Please do let us know if there is any other content you would find helpful

  • @GaneshKumar-fv2cg
    @GaneshKumar-fv2cg 2 года назад +2

    Flats appear much more secure than maisonette but maisonettes are comparatively cheaper.

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  2 года назад +1

      That can be true in many cases.
      - Abbey Property

  • @crazyt1483
    @crazyt1483 Год назад +2

    And this is why it's not uncommon for non house shares to have utilities not included in the UK and accros from me the maisonette with both the normal number and A have separate meters and stopcocks out front and ofcourse separate gas and electric meters as well that way the bill ends up in that persons name and normaly not the property owners. It also gives the home owners freedom to use as much as they want without being limited to the reasonable use in the tendency agreement

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  11 месяцев назад

      Hi there! You're absolutely spot on about utilities usually being separate in non-house shares in the UK. It does give tenants more control over their usage, and it simplifies things for property owners like landlords. By having separate meters and stopcocks, it's a lot easier to identify which tenant is responsible for what. And yes, this arrangement frees up homeowners to use utilities as they see fit, without any limitations imposed by tenancy agreements. All in all, it's a setup that works well for both landlords and tenants! 😊

  • @Lecha-v50
    @Lecha-v50 2 года назад +1

    Thanks. Needed this👍

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  2 года назад +1

      Glad we could be of help, if you've got any other videos you think would be useful let us know!
      - Abbey Property

  • @edgarlushaju1730
    @edgarlushaju1730 2 года назад +1

    got exactly what I needed to know!!

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  2 года назад +1

      Glad we could be of help, if you've got any other videos you think would be useful let us know!
      - Abbey Property

    • @user-cd2ut4fx1m
      @user-cd2ut4fx1m Год назад

      @@AbbeyPropertyhi, so the difference is basically the entrances? Open door entrance and reception concierge area - this is flat? The maisonettes are also flats in a building but…? Sorry this is so confusing. You know when something is so simple but so confusing as a result - it’s this!!!

  • @user-cd2ut4fx1m
    @user-cd2ut4fx1m Год назад +1

    So confusing !!! Thx for ya vid

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад

      It can definitely be difficult to navigate! If there is any other content you think would be helpful for you, do let us know :)

  • @danbruno5945
    @danbruno5945 2 года назад +2

    Maisonettes are much nicer and more practical

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  2 года назад +1

      Depends on your needs and wants in a property really.
      I personally prefer a flat, ideally on a higher floor for the views, however that's just my preference.
      - Abbey Property

  • @kristinesharp6286
    @kristinesharp6286 Год назад +2

    Is it legal to call a room with no window or second exit a bedroom? It’s a fire trap.

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад +1

      According to building regulations in the UK, all bedrooms must have at least one window

    • @kristinesharp6286
      @kristinesharp6286 Год назад +1

      @@AbbeyProperty the camera didn’t capture the window in second bedroom.

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад +2

      @@kristinesharp6286 It is a little difficult to see! The window is to the left of the door across from the bed :)

    • @kristinesharp6286
      @kristinesharp6286 11 месяцев назад

      If it has a window and can fit a single bed and a single wardrobe (one door) it can count. @@MadkaPolka

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  9 месяцев назад

      My bad. It definiately had one. Must have been the angle I recorded at. Was it beneficial otherwise?

  • @Azadi707
    @Azadi707 Год назад +1

    My flat is in two floors, but inside the building.
    Is it still considered as flat or maisonette any idea please.

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад +1

      That's an quirky setup..
      As it doesn't have it's own dedicated entrance, and shares a communal entrance, I would still consider it a flat.
      - Abbey Property

  • @angs4817
    @angs4817 2 месяца назад

    Someone has a lot of hoovering to do in that block of flats 😱

  • @aleksandrakrajewska9573
    @aleksandrakrajewska9573 Год назад +1

    Can a maisonette have neighbours upstairs?

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад +1

      You can have an upstairs neighbour in a maisonette but you will not share the same enterance to the property or any communal space except potentially the garden!

  • @kristinesharp6286
    @kristinesharp6286 Год назад

    You are blocking a parking spot.

    • @AbbeyProperty
      @AbbeyProperty  Год назад

      Thank you for your feedback. We do ensure that all areas of the buildings are still accessible and not restricted by the production of our videos