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What is the standard floor area of a three-bedroom house in the UK?

The standard size of a three-bedroom UK house is 88 square meters.  As a comparison a typical victorian bay fronted two storey house with a side staircase and two storey back addition would be around 100 square metres..

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What is the standard floor area of a three-bedroom house in the UK?

The standard size of a three-bedroom UK house is 88 square meters.  As a comparison a typical victorian bay fronted two storey house with a side staircase and two storey back addition would be around 100 square metres..

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