Yurika Kubota

20.11.2025

The agreement does not protect tenants and tenant’s money because Gravity calls it a “License to Occupy” agreement. In fact, you might not be labelled as a tenant because you are not legally protected as a tenant. Unfortunately unlike a normal tenancy agreement, Gravity does not protect your £1300 deposit (over 1300£ deposit for one room because it claims one room as a self-contained flat). Under Housing Act of 2004, Chapter 4, the landlord is required to give information of name, address and account of the scheme administrator but since the agreement is a License to Occupy, deposits are taken at any time it wishes for. At the end of the tenancy Gravity charged me a huge deduction from my deposit for unfair justifications. This may happen to you. The check-out report would look like it was generated by TDS and will look like that tenants are responsible for fixing damages. I realized that deposits wasn't protected by TDS or a government approved scheme. Since, Gravity agreement eliminates their liability as landlord or agent, I am warning everyone that this property does not run under legal terms, and that the agreement itself doesn’t constitute as a legal condition.

Yurika .K

01.07.2025

Okay, babes, I see how it is. , this is actually kinda nice. Compared to flat-sharing in London where you pay £1,000 to live in a shoebox with moldy and dusty ceiling, .I have my own space, no stolen oat milk, and no waiting 40 minutes just to use the bathroom. Love that for me ! AND the people here, are HOT. Everywhere you turn, it’s like living in a casting call for a luxury fragrance ad. Absolute eye candy, babes. Perfect for a hot b!tch like me. I pay £1,500 a month and dropped 10 months’ rent upfront before even moving in. That’s a whole designer shopping spree gone. ) The heater took forever to fix, winter months the heater was broken and my cvnt freezing!. Even something simple like fixing a leaking pipe or a broken boiler can take a whole email marathon before anything happened. The community is cute, I love the events! Hence giving more stars!! Maybe missing flavour. Less queer or minority representation, which makes it feel a little… vanilla. We need some more spicy women and gays.

Cedric Thomas

21.03.2025

The community is fabulous, but for the place itself... a fortune for a single room, heating and hot water problems (in the middle of winter) for several days in a row at times, very poor responsiveness from the owners, in short a superb humans encounter, but for this cost all the rest is too expensive.

Joshua R Bennett

17.03.2025

I have lived in Gravity Co-Living Finsbury Park for almost 9 months. The house is in a great location, it's a short walk to Finsbury Park and also to the station, which has worked well for my journeys to work. My room is modern and comes with an ensuite bathroom and has views of the garden. The large garden and BBQ area is a real bonus, as a lot of the other rental properties I considered did not come with one. Security was one of my top priorities and this is securely gated. The social events are good and give you an opportunity to meet everyone.

Tony Bennett

04.03.2025

We were looking for a safe, clean and central location for our son to stay while on a work placement in London. Gravity Co-Living Finsbury Park certainly met this criteria, and more. The accommodation offers modern ensuite rooms that are very clean and well kept. An additional bonus is the large garden and relaxation area, which is rare with accommodation in London. It’s a great space and has allowed him to relax and meet others in a gated and safe environment. The house itself is a beautiful and secure building, which, as parents gave us peace of mind which was important as we live many miles away. Also, having other young professionals sharing the same environment means that he has been able to socialise with others. The location is superb, just a short walk to Finsbury Park Station with all amenities on your doorstep, Finsbury Park is also just a 2 minute walk away. We also liked the fact that the tenancy term is more flexible than traditional contracts. We definitely made the right choice with Gravity Co-Living.

Roberto

05.02.2025

Great experience, great community. Can not fault the Gravity team, I felt taken care of at all times, the events and socials are super fun. Recommend

Mariana Vieira da Rocha

25.01.2025

I’m still living here (leaving in March) and can absolutely say that the management of this place is awful. We’ve been left without hot water and heating for at least 2 weekends in a space of 3 months (with -1 temperatures outside), someone was locked inside the building because they didn’t do anything about our complaints about the locks on the door not working properly, and I didn’t have any water or use of my toilet and shower for a month after moving in (which I paid for). They also say their provide bedsheets and towels which they then don’t, and don’t offer you a refund of any kind. Also… I’m in the process of moving out and already expecting them not to return my full deposit and come up with excuses to keep my money. My advice would be to not move here.

Anne “Roxy” Hughes

17.11.2024

Great community of young professionals, regular events, good upkeep/cleanliness in the property, overall would recommend