Agent describes this as quirky......what words would you use?

[Rattysparklebum]

www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-67644806.html

Aww, you guys are putting me off now, I thought it was going to be my forever home 😂

How can a room without a door, up a staircase from a kitchen, be described as a bedroom? Without a proper door it surely can't be sold as a bedroom, as loft conversions without a door can't be.

Good for a holiday let/ single person/ airbnb.

I couldn't understand why there was so much staircase on view, then clicked on the floor plans! I would be very worried about a cooker right at the bottom of the only stair, I imagine the fire safety people would worry too. some people have mentioned renting out, I don't think it would be safe enough to rent out.

Back away.

I can't get my head around that "kitchen".

"Cozy" came to mind.
Great for a couple or 1-small-child family

Is Hastings full of triangular houses? That holiday let is lovely but looks huge compared to the OP link.

I think the kitchen and bathroom could be reconfigured as there's dead space next to the stairs getting overly-invested in this house.

I think if any house were to be described as quirky it should be this house.

Makes me think of a pretend house, like a Wendy house or a tree house

Absolutely bananas! Imagine trying to use that kitchen. What were they thinking?

Presumably it's a converted shop?

For once it's an appropriate use of the EA term "quirky"

Without a proper door it surely can't be sold as a bedroom, as loft conversions without a door can't be

It depends what the building regulations were at the time of conversion.

Needs an architects input (and a rebuild)

Awkward?

Unsellable?

A flippin shambles

Strange.

Where on earth would you put a fridge? Can't see it included in the kitchen description !

Ah, it's listed in the general description along with a washing machine. If they are in the kitchen, you'd end up with about 2 cupboards though. Bizarre.