The phrase "attic level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area or floor of a building that is located in the attic space, often used for storage or living purposes.
Example: "The old house had a cozy attic level that was perfect for a small studio."
Alternatives: "loft area" or "upper level".
The attic level is used for storage.
Both approaches can provide notable reductions of thermal loads at the attic level.
The casino, at the north end, is slightly higher, with a second floor of large windows and an attic level of openings alternating with patterned squares of colored tiles.
Here, the 'August' set is complete with an attic level.
The main storeys of the quadrangle mainly have three-light, stone-dressed mullion windows, with two-light windows at the attic level.
The northwestern and southeastern sides of the house have one small square window at attic level, between each pair of inside chimneys.
The new building was built out of plain bricks of three storeys, with basement and attic levels in addition.
While the bulk of the planned development has been given the nod by Kildare county council planners, they weren't so keen on the attic-level balcony.
The attic-level flat, the guest room opposite and their most courteously welcoming young owners (with baby Marius) are all of a lovely piece: modest, quiet, clothed in gentle earthy colours, natural materials and discreet manners.
Accordingly an architect, who claims to represent a number of property owners in the Co Kildare golf resort, has objected to plans by celebrity couple Brian Ormond and Pippa O'Connor to add an attic-level balcony to their €1.3m mansion in the grounds of Michael Smurfit's golf and hotel development.
But she liked the "movimento" — flow — "of the split levels," she said, describing how the apartment entrance opens onto a stone staircase that leads up to a main living area, then a mezzanine and an attic floor above that.
