If I had to sum up the property, I'd say, "you get what you pay for". The flat is large and the living room is nice, kitchen is passable, but the bathroom is not in great condition (shower curtain rail detaching from wall, gaps in the skirting board and wooden surfaces are generally grotty). Property was easy to heat. Carpet is this horrible wiry stuff that makes hoovering and keeping it clean virtually impossible.

The biggest problem for us was the flat upstairs who we had to share bins, outside grounds and a communal landing with. They loaded the recycling bins with rubbish on multiple occasions, meaning they couldn't be collected, and then we found out after the tenancy they'd been dumping bags of rubbish behind the back of the house.

The landlord himself is pretty helpful. If you're going to live here then definitely get his number. We'd recommend going straight to him and not bothering with Oak Estates unless necessary.