✦virtual viewing · for renters
see it before you view it
Renting often means deciding quickly from a few photos. A walkthrough like this lets you understand the flat properly first — the layout, the light, where your furniture would go. Explore this one-bedroom flat as if you were at a viewing.
Walk with W A S D or the arrow keys, drag to look around, use the 🔍 buttons to zoom, and tap the floating markers (or the room names) for details. On a phone, use the on-screen arrows.
tailored to you
what to look for as a renter
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The practical layout: where the sofa, bed and table actually fit
02
Storage for the things you bring with you
03
What the shared parts of the building are like — entrance, garden, cycle and bin store
04
How a well-kept, professionally managed conversion feels to live in
room by room
the flat, in your words
approx 4.5 m × 3.6 m · approx
Living room & kitchen
Open-plan living and kitchen space with room for a sofa, a small dining table and a kitchen run along the back wall.
One open space for cooking, eating and relaxing — easy to furnish and easy to keep tidy.
approx 3.5 m × 3.6 m · approx
Bedroom
A comfortable double bedroom with space for a wardrobe and a window over the garden side of the building.
A proper double room with wardrobe space, away from the front door and the living area.
approx 2.2 m × 2.4 m · approx
Bathroom
Compact bathroom with a full-size bath, basin and toilet, finished in light neutral tones.
A full bath, neutral finish — the kind of bathroom that doesn't need explaining at a viewing.
approx 5.8 m × 2.4 m · approx
Hallway
Entrance hallway connecting every room, with space for coats, shoes and a small console table.
Your own front door and hallway — no shared corridors inside the flat itself.
renting and the housing sector
Good renting depends on good property management: clear tenancy information, well-maintained homes and landlords who respond. That's the side of housing I'm most interested in — I'm a student member of ARLA Propertymark and the Chartered Institute of Housing, and tenant and landlord relationships are a big part of what I study.
The Manchester scenario in my projects looks at exactly this: the same converted building works whether the flats are sold or kept as rental homes.
the development behind this walkthrough
- — Residential conversion concept in London
- — 15 proposed self-contained flats
- — Ground floor: 3 one-bedroom flats; first floor: 6 two-bedroom flats; second floor / loft: 6 three-bedroom flats
- — Preliminary estimated value £9.66m
- — Concept only, by Bricks'N'Mortar Property Development & Investments
A concept by Bricks'N'Mortar Property Development & Investments — visit their website. This walkthrough is illustrative, not a sales listing.