The policy on smoking can vary depending on the building and landlord. In general, smoking is becoming less common in London as many buildings are adopting smoke-free policies. This means that smoking is not allowed anywhere in the building, including inside individual apartments, balconies, and common areas. However, there are some buildings that still allow smoking, but usually, they will have...
The accessibility of an apartment for people with disabilities depends on various factors, such as the layout of the apartment, the building's accessibility features, and the local regulations. In London, buildings are required to comply with the Equality Act of 2010, which sets out the legal requirements for accessibility in public and private spaces. This includes provisions for access to and within...
The policy on having a party or gathering in a rented apartment in London varies from building to building and landlord to landlord. Typically, there may be some restrictions on the size and duration of gatherings to ensure that they do not disturb other residents or cause damage to the property. It is important to check the lease agreement and speak with the landlord or building management to...
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