I was poking about on Rightmove and found.........

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I love looking on Rightmove for random stuff mainly tiny London flats.

Well I found this interesting bed
This teeny tiny flat

What stuff have you found?

That thing in Pimlico is more like a bedsit broom cupboard.

That Pimlico flat is insane. Smaller than my bedroom and costs over twice the price of my whole house.

I used to have a friend who 'had the use of' a flat in Pimlico. It wasn't a particularly fancy flat, but it blows my mind how much it must be worth.

Well it's a while since I did holiday jobs in my dad's office ('a while' may refer to the time it takes continents to shift ) so I guess I'm allowed to miss rules changing. That said it seemed like a good and sensible rule to me!

For some reason though these Rightmove details are making me hanker after my city living, flat dweller days. Would love a lottery win so I can have my house in the sticks and a city pad.

You could put something hard on top of the bed and viola! it becomes a dining table ;)

I meant from living space - I thought fire regs meant you had to have an exit - I'm sure my friend had to go through a huge rigmarole to section off her kitchen from the front hallway

Where would you put your clothes? If it was a weekday home for someone who works long hours (mp!) you would probably rip the kitchen out for storage!

I Think whoever designed the ops first one missed a trick. Change the kitchen area into a bedroom area adding a stud Wall where the dividing units are and possibly a stud wall and a door to divide the area off then move the kitchen into the bed area and you have a one bedder as opposed to a studio.

Ooh, this is just the thread for me - I came across this just before Xmas. Only 'meh' bit is the bathroom. Not sure what they were thinking. Maybe they ran out of budget or summat.

pretty cute flats, but too expensive...

OMG 9 square metres for £300k.
That is completely outrageous.
I used to have a flat that was 48 square metres - a 1 bed - and it was all pretty small, not really big enough for two people and belongings as a main home (fine for just me). But 9 sq m. You would get cabin fever within about 5 mins.

I love that Tension, the terrace especially. Very busy though.

That second one had two floor plans, lol, two, for a cupboard sized room with an en-suite, why does it need two floor plans?

When I was young and very poor I used to rent a flat with the toilet and shower IN the kitchen. I'm not claiming it was legal, though

Tension, that flat is amazing. A bit wood-y for me but I could learn to live with it to get those views . Agree that the bathroom isn't quite working...

Ooh yes Tension, that's right up my street - or rather I wish it was!

MrSlant, I'm the same - in our last village (Wiltshire) we had friends with a gorgeous medieval thatched cottage that was their weekend home and during the week they lived in their London pad - a mansion flat near the King's Road

Tension
The staircases in that flat are giving me the heebie jeebies
Imagine falling down them

Tension that flat is incredible. I must buy a lottery ticket this week!

You're quite right, sparechange, I hadn't noticed that before.

You've just saved me from a very expensive mistake

Gawd, am I glad I don't live in London. That's absolutely insane price for what it is!
Here, you're 10 minutes from a city centre but also 10 minutes from beautiful countryside too.
£315,000 gets you a beautiful, detached, 4 bedroomed house with extensive gardens near here! just looked to see

God that last one. If you have five million pounds, go buy a one million pound house (which will be bigger) outside of London and just retire?

I don't understand the point of city living when it involves paying millions and working your arse off to live in a shack.

It's great isn't it? But £5m is ridiculous no matter how fab it is!

I spent ages trawling through loads of £m+++++++ properties and they all have a samey-ness about them. Huge fuck off kitchen (that's clearly never used), indoor (teeny) pools, small gyms/big mirrors, and the must-have private cinema bleurgh. That flat was just different enough to make me think 'yup that's me to a tee if you ignore the bathroom

I must get that winning lottery ticket to winalot sharpish, I'm anonymous enough here for no one to realise it was me!!!

I see the Pimlico one says that it's set off I first floor half landing! Is that some kind of selling point?

The cupboard flat is three and a half times more expensive than we paid for our three bed house with massive garden!!! Crazy!

And you can't even park!

what is it with over exposing photos? Is it meant to make the place look more valuable? Particularly on the Pimlico flat and the one after it.

I think that's to make it look like anything other than a pokey cupboard.