The flat itself is good, but seems to double as a repository for the owner’s unwanted and outdated kitchenware and crockery. The knives, for example, are hopelessly blunt, and a number of items in the kitchen don’t work or don’t work properly. The kitchen sink was effectively blocked and it took me - not a plumber - a considerable effort to fix it.The major failure is with the courtyard - a great asset, but unswept and dirty, overgrown and untended, with dilapidated wooden garden furniture that was broken in places, and seemed potentially dangerous - threatening to collapse if one wasn’t careful.The relative uselessness of the courtyard, which features heavily in ther advertising, does not justify the expense of renting the property.