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A tiny London apartment in one of England's poshest areas is so small that the bed isn't that far off touching the kitchen sink.
The small flat with a one-person bedsit is located in West Kensington, west London and is on the market for £390-a-month.
Reported by The Mirror, the listing via Zoopla boasts a 'fully furnished' design with trendy 'wooden floors'.
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I guess you just have to trust them on that one.
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The limited amount of room is showcased by the sink, microwave and cooking hob placed within touching distance of one another.
Somehow, they've managed to fit a wardrobe, chest of drawers, table and one chair in there as well - fair play.
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The listing explains that tenants will have to stay for at least six months.
One user commented: "Randomly browsing apartments on Zoopla for no reason and I came across this. London housing is such a joke."
Another added: "You'd barely be able to walk in there."
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The Space Let listing reads: "A single bedsit situated within a large Victorian house in-between West Kensington and Baron's Court stations with lots of amenities in the area.
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"Fully furnished, wooden floors fitted throughout, own kitchen.
"Compact studio room furnished with a single bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, small table and chairs.
"Own kitchen with a counter-top cooker and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, fitted stainless steel sink unit and a range of wall and base units.
"Shared bathroom with a shower, WC and wash-hand basin."
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Well, if you're studying at uni and don't want to shed out crazy money on accommodation, there might be a way around it.
A student has revealed how she saves more than £4,300 a year by staying in a hotel rather than opting for university accommodation, making the most of not needing to attend daily in-person lectures.
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Tigerlily Taylor (@tigerlilytaylorx), 20, recently posted a TikTok video to explain her set-up to other students, saying: “When you only go uni two days a week, so instead of paying for student accommodation, I stay in a Travelodge.”
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She lives in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, but studies at the University of Northampton - a city that’s just under an hour away by train.
Rather than splashing out on official accommodation through her uni, Tigerlily pays for a hotel just one night a week.
Taylor told MoneySuperMarket: “On average, the university accommodation is £620, per month (that's for a large ensuite room).
"My hotel room usually costs around £35 for the night and I only need to stay once a week so every month I spend £140, on average, for a double room at the Travelodge.”