A flat in central London has gone on the market for the bargain price of just £70,000 – but there’s a catch.
While the location is extremely sought-after, situated on Cumberland Street in Pimlico, inside a towering white building with an impressive façade.
But inside, with the home measuring just nine square metres, things are rather cramped.
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Just two pictures were shared for the property listing, showing the main living space.
The bulk of the studio flat appears to be a cushioned seating area, cupboards for storage, and a television on the wall.
Heading up two steps leads into a small kitchen area, where a sink and cabinets can be seen – though it is unclear if the room is fitted with an oven or hob.
A door from there shows the not pictured separate bathroom, which appears to be fitted with a shower.
While the flat is near Pimlico underground station, a floor plan of the home shows that the space measures 2.06m x 3.25m – making it narrower than the Tube train carriages you will be riding in, which are around 2.6m wide.
The “apartment” is located on the ground floor of a five-floor mid terrace building, reports Luxury Property News.
And there’s another catch.
The property listing, held by Auction House London, also states: “We understand that the property does not currently have planning permission for residential use” – and recommends prospective buyers “rely on their own enquiries”.
The home is held on a 125-year lease from June 2007, and was previously put up for auction earlier this month – though it appears it failed to sell.
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