Tiny studio flat selling for £225,000 ridiculed for having bed on top of kitchen

A puny property up for sale, at an eye-watering £225,000, has been ridiculed for having the bed on top of the kitchen.

The recently renovated studio flat is just 11.3 metres-squared.

The compact flat is equipped with a shower inside a tiny bathroom.

A TV is fitted to the wall facing the entrance of the door, with a single chair in the flat for the owner to relax on.

A cupboard space has been fitted at the foot of the bed to give extra storage for the owner.

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The kitchenette area is underneath the bed which is accessed via a ladder.

The pokey pad is on Old Brompton Road in South Kensington, west London.

Properties in the posh area are valued at a whopping £1,781,675 on average.

Home hunter, Colin Spectacle, joked: “Where do people living in places like this keep their stuff?”

Joanne Angela added: “This is outrageous.”

A third said: “I know I’ve been desensitized by London’s prices when I think this is really good value.”

The flat is listed on Rightmove and is being sold by Barnard Marcus.

It is described as: “A superb modern studio flat, set in a beautiful period building in the heart of Kensington and Chelsea.

“The space has been fully utilised to its maximum potential.

“The sleeping area is on a raised level, providing more living space and there is a cleverly designed bathroom and kitchenette area creating a wonderful living accommodation.

“The property is located in the desirable Earls Court area and is extremely well served by a wide range of amenities such as local shops, coffee bars and restaurants.

“Local transport links are excellent, 0.2 miles from Earls Court & 0.2 miles from West Brompton tube stations.

“Lease details are currently being compiled.

“For further information please contact the branch.

“Please note additional fees could be incurred for items such as leasehold packs.”

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