London's property market is no stranger to unusual listings, but this one stands out—literally. A home so narrow it makes a Tube carriage seem spacious has hit the market for a cool £1.1 million.
Located in the heart of the capital, this slender property measures just six feet wide at its narrowest point, earning it the title of one of Britain's skinniest homes. Despite its cramped dimensions, the house boasts two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living area, all cleverly designed to maximise space.
A Tight Squeeze with Big Appeal
The home's quirky layout is both its biggest challenge and its greatest charm. Potential buyers will need to navigate steep, winding staircases and compact rooms, but the property's central location and unique character could make it a worthwhile investment.
Why Buy a Narrow Home?
For those tired of cookie-cutter apartments, this house offers something truly one-of-a-kind. Its unusual proportions have already sparked interest from buyers looking for a slice of London's architectural eccentricity.
Estate agents describe the property as "a rare gem" in a city where space is at a premium. "It's not for everyone," one admits, "but for the right buyer, it's a dream come true."
The Future of Compact Living
As urban spaces shrink and property prices soar, homes like this could become more common. This sale might just be a glimpse into the future of city living—where every inch counts.
