Kimship wrote: Tue Oct 31, 2017 6:41 pm Hi, I'm new to the forum(only been lurking here a few weeks), but figured I'd offer my thoughts on the apartment situation.
I'm leaning towards two flats that were combined into one unit by a previous owner. In the US we occasionally have things called "mother-in-law suites", although I'm not sure if the UK has anything similar. These suites are usually a semi-self-contained apartment that is either added onto or is carved out of a house for an in-law to move into so they can live semi-independently, but might still need some assistance due to age or health (or even just to help out with grandkids or something). So, they're usually connected to the main house, but will contain a bedroom, living room, kitchen, etc.
In a city situation it could make sense to do something similar with two apartments using a staircase and a door (or just a connecting door for two flats side-by-side). So you'd have one unit but two living spaces. I could see D&P renting a place like this, since one of their bigger complaints about their previous flat was a lack space and storage.
I mean, I might be completely off base, but it could explain two kitchens and such.
Yep we have those in the uk, they're called granny flats! It could well be that this is what they have, I definitely think the two flats are connected - a couple of phil's videos - e.g. his latest one and last sleepless night - have involved him in both flats (or both parts) and whilst i know they could be filmed at different times, it seems a lot of effort to carry objects between flats that arent connected. At any rate, the flats are surely in the same building, those boys are way too lazy to transfer objects between buildings, not to mention they like filming in pajamas!Anyways, I finally finished spooky week and loved it!
Baking was super fun, I laughed out loud several times 
although I think overall I preferred last years one. Fave gaming vid was a toss up between golf and their live stream i think
I am pretty curious, ngl
