Tiny flat costs £1,200 a month with kitchen and bathroom crammed in cupboard
A tiny home has gone on the market for more than a staggering £1,200 - with the kitchen and bathroom inside a cupboard.
The studio apartment, in Pimlico, has a living room which only just fits a sofa bed.
For those who do not like walking far for their meals it is perfect as directly opposite the sofa is the small kitchen area, found behind a sliding, mirrored wardrobe door.
Behind it there is a sink and a small fridge, but no obvious place to cook.
When you slide the door the other way there is a tiny bathroom with a shower, toilet and basin.
'Invisible' mirror home hits market for $18million – made entirely of glass
Despite its size, the cramped property will set tenants back an eye-watering £1,235 a month.
The wardrobe hides the kitchen area, such as it is (Jam Press/Jackson-Stops)The small pad in Pimlico, Central London is being let by Jackson-Stops and advertised on Rightmove and is available for a single occupant.
It also says the property comes furnished although there is only a sofa bed, small table, lamp and radio in the living area.
If the inside becomes too cramped it also boasts a decked terrace which, at 12.83 metres squared, is larger than the indoor area.
The studio flat is available for £1,235 a month (Jam Press/Jackson-Stops)The listing reads: "A studio flat on the first floor of this period property in Pimlico.
"Just 0.5 miles to Pimlico Station and 0.7 miles to Victoria Station.
"Open plan studio, kitchen; bedroom; bathroom; private terrace.
Next to the sofa bed is the door leading to the outside terrace (Jam Press/Jackson-Stops)"Single occupancy only."
Earlier this week we reported on a £650-a-month in London which comes with a wooden pallet bed and a sleeping in a in the living room.
The makeshift living arrangements at the in Finsbury Park, in the capital, leaves any possible feeling like a “sleepover everyday” as it comes with its own buddy.
Abandoned 'Chernobyl-on-Sea' still left derelict after 12 years in the UK
The outside terrace of the small home (Jam Press/Jackson-Stops)The tent in the living room doesn’t come empty, but with a “musician flatmate” who’ll be living in it.
The images for the flat show the white sheer erected in a tent, squished in between the sofa and the armchair.
Meanwhile, the makeshift bed is built out of wooden pallets that have been given a lick of blue paint and besides them is a traffic bollard.
The flat was being advertised by the current tenant who’s away for a month.
The Pimlico flat is being advertised on Right Move (Jam Press/Jackson-Stops)She did acknowledge that the set-up was “weird” and was surprised her flatmate accepted the tent as a bed - but insisted it was a good money saving method in a city that's increasingly pricing people out.
And on the bright side she said the sleeping arrangements made it like a “slumber party every day”.
The ad on Marketplace boasts a big double room with bills included in a “friendly flat” and instruments to play that would suit an 'artsy' person.
Read more similar news:
Comments:
comments powered by Disqus
