The Irish Sun
I pay the cheapest rent in the UK - it's peanuts & someone else does my washing
A YOUNG woman has claimed that she pays “the cheapest rent in the whole of the UK.” Not only does estate agent Elise Holt pay “peanuts” a month for …
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UK Woman Saves for First Home by Living in Grandmother's Garden Bungalow
A young woman in the United Kingdom has found an unconventional yet effective way to save for her first home: by living in a detached bungalow in her grandmother's back garden. Elise Holt, 23, revealed her unique living arrangement in a recent video, detailing how this setup allows her to pay "peanuts" in rent, covering her utilities and even laundry services. The bungalow, which predates Ms. Holt by several years, holds significant family history. "My nan originally had it built for her mum, and then it got passed down, and now it's passed on to us grandkids to enjoy," Ms. Holt explained. Having lived there for five years, she is the eldest grandchild to benefit from this arrangement, noting her siblings are "seriously eyeing it up." Despite the financial benefits and the emotional connection, Ms. Holt acknowledges the temporary nature of her residence. "I do know it won't be my forever home, which kills me to say," she shared, reflecting on the many memories made there, from falling in love with her boyfriend to growing from a teenager to a woman. However, she emphasized its crucial role, stating, "It's the best stepping stone to owning our own place." This story highlights creative solutions to the rising cost of living and the challenges young people face in entering the housing market.
The Sun
I pay the cheapest rent in the UK - it's peanuts & someone else does my washing
A YOUNG woman has claimed that she pays “the cheapest rent in the whole of the UK.” Not only does estate agent Elise Holt pay “peanuts” a month for …
The Scottish Sun
I pay the cheapest rent in the UK - it's peanuts & someone else does my washing
A YOUNG woman has claimed that she pays “the cheapest rent in the whole of the UK.” Not only does estate agent Elise Holt pay “peanuts” a month for …
