RoofTop Lets

As is the often the case for many young professionals, my boyfriend and I are stuck in the student calendar of having to move house every July. So, again this year we had that same familiar panic of having to hang on until July to move, but try not to leave it so late as to lose out to the ever-​infiltrating bin-​pushers that descend upon Leeds once a year. (My bins are pushed over *a lot*!!) So, we needed a nice young professional style house.
We made an appointment with roof top lets. The young man was polite on the phone, we told him we’d seen a few houses of theirs that we’d like to look at and everything seemed dandy. We walked into their offices and reiterated the houses that we would like to see, and that we were two couples who needed a lot of space but were on a budget, which was why we were looking at their reasonably priced three bedroom houses. This immediately caused a storm — the elder gentlemen suddenly broke into a wordy spiel, saying that he would have to charge us more for those houses since there were four of us moving into a three bed house!
At this point we nearly walked out right then and there, but it was only because the younger gentlemen we were speaking to was so polite that we went for our viewings. Of the two houses we viewed, only one of them was one we had wanted to see, and with the attitude of the other man still looming over us I think all three of us knew it wasn’t going to happen. Their properties were reasonably priced and the buildings themselves were decent, with big rooms and good locations, but the first impression was a pretty terrible one and unfortunately we did not want to take the risk. Threatening to charge us more for a three-​bedroom house, merely because we were two couples, was just too much.