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Warner flats aren't all they're cooked up to be. They might look pretty but they're thinly built and you can hear five different neighbours' goings on - even their farts.
I'm in a downstairs Warner and if you've got a family upstairs (or indeed anyone) with hard wooden floors I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. If you can get an upstairs flat then maybe a different matter.
BobbyBriggs-
Absolutely. V aware they're not perfect, but for quarter mil and cycling distance of the office, there's not much choice. The way I see it is that I'm on a ladder here, and Warner a step up from my current flat, which is equally shoddily built, has an aggressive managing agent / freeholder. My current flat is like that and isn't even pretty, no private garden, etc. Great shout on the upstairs bit tho. Totally antisocial to have wooden floors upstairs.
ReekBlefs
Certainly looks like it. Our two bed on the Lea Bridge Road was £190k (admittedly with a short lease and a shitty managing agent / freeholder) but even with those variables you definitely get more for your money this way. I'd love to grab a Warner flat after I've got a bit of equity in this place.