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You might be worrying too much about this.
Many converted attics are perfectly serviceable as bedrooms or offices but cannot be legally described as such as they may not have the required minimum ceiling height for "habitable accommodation" (which I believe is either 7'6" or 8 feet).
That said, it is wrong for the estate agent to call it a bedroom under these circumstances (agents are usually careful about this). But if the agent suggested it "might" be used as a bedroom, or if it was perfectly obvious to you from your house visits that it is currently used as a bedroom, you don't really have a case. Does the brochure call the house a 4-bedroom house, for example, or does it say 3-bed with attic?
Whatever you do though, if you buy the house and want to use the attic as a room, be aware that it might be difficult to escape in a fire.
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