15 Places for Rent That Are Really Difficult to Forget

Nowadays, looking for a place to rent is some sort of quest. There are so many variables in play: location, price, landlords. And sometimes, you can come across such amazing places that you don’t even know how to react to them.

“I was getting a tour of a potential home to buy but as soon as I saw this I left.”

“Finger crushing door handle in a place we’re renting”

“On the stairs every step is a different height, width, and depth.”

• If you can climb them, you are good to drive your rental. © ROOLDI / Reddit

“The doorway design for the master bathroom in a ski condo we’re renting. The toilet has a separate space. That also doesn’t have a door.”

• I once stayed in a “luxury” hotel where the shower was basically right next to the beds. There was a little flimsy curtain you could pull to separate the space a little, but you could still see through it. I think it was designed with “romance” in mind, but I just found it weird/irritating. © Magenta-Loki / Reddit

“I’ve tripped in the kitchen but never on my way to the kitchen.”

Master bedroom completely open to a terrible bathroom

• Looks like someone was playing The Sims and ran out of money. © Zumainthepines / Reddit

“A DIY shower I saw while house hunting.”

“The toilet in the apartment my family rented for vacation”

• Now you’ve got hot water for your feet! © Neblikeunicorn / Reddit

“A friend of mine just shared a photo of his first rented apartment. What is it? Bathchen? Kitchroom?”

“My house (a rented one) has this. I’ve... fallen down the stairs”

Up for rent, interested?

• Maybe just a storage loft? © averagebrunch / Reddit
• Nope, the bedroom is up there. © andreeinprogress / Reddit

“The laundry room where I rent. Three doors all open into each other”

“Rented a house for vacation. This is the landlord’s idea of wall decor.”

“This door in the house we are renting”

“This low ceiling fan is directly above the bunk bed ladder (at the lake house we rented). RIP my noggin.”

What crazy things have you seen in apartments for rent?