The terrace, along with the vast windows, helps counter some smaller issues with Bredbeddle. As a whole, it’s a lovely flat – the white walls and brilliant light give it a sense of space and calm. As you step onto the balcony, it’s as if you’re no longer in the city, so intense is the green that greets you on all sides. You are, however, very much in the middle of the city, and there are lots of good places to eat nearby, which is important given that the kitchen is the biggest letdown in the place. It’s very small, and you wouldn’t want to do more than heating up a pot there. Home truths: *As soon as you enter, there's a narrow spiral staircase to navigate *When we measured the wi-fi, it was only 3Mbps *There's no sofa *As a studio, the flat is small and the kitchen pretty basic *There were some signs of wear and tear, such as scuff marks on the walls *When we went, a smell of mould was noticeable in the bathroom, but it is being redone