The phrase "attic apartment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a living space located in the attic of a building, often characterized by sloped ceilings and unique architectural features.
Example: "After searching for months, I finally found a charming attic apartment with beautiful skylights and a cozy atmosphere."
Alternatives: "loft apartment" or "top-floor apartment".
In "Beethoven," a young woman in her painter boyfriend's stifling attic apartment downs her water while nakedly assessing their prospects, together and apart.
Long before it was my attic apartment, this space was reportedly his home chapel in St .Paul, Minn.
It was on the third floor of a house, in a little attic apartment, it was in the kitchen.
Mrs. List's mother-in-law, Alma, had been stuck in a storage area in her attic apartment.
Detectives found pieces in a refrigerator freezer in Mr. Aron's attic apartment and in a suitcase in a trash bin a couple of miles away.
The following morning, Mr. Aron said, he left Leiby in his attic apartment when he went to his job at a hardware supply store.
It turns out that attic apartments facing the four principle directions can need nearly two times more cooling energy than heating energy in a high latitude country.
The results show that cooling demand which was previously very small and neglected in higher latitude countries, now becomes of the highest importance in determining the total energy demand of attic apartments in new buildings.
Ms. Bailey, while declining to give exact figures, said she has invested tens of thousands of dollars installing windows and skylights and utilities at her attic apartments, two now rented out.
She and Lady Caroline enter the neoclassical manse through the below-stairs laundry room and trudge up to shabby attic apartments past public rooms brimming with Van Dycks, a Gilbert Stuart and priceless mementos on end tables like a photo of Lady Caroline's parents' wedding, with three British queens in attendance.
The refined attic apartments are more like the home of a Roman royal than the usual luxury hotel.
