London man reveals he’s only paying £850 a month for a huge flat

People have been astounded at one man’s admission that he pays less than £1,000 a month for a large flat in London. 

Artist Nigel Grimmer gave a tour of his £850-a-month flat for a TikTok video and revealed the surprisingly reasonable price even includes bills. 

The video began with Nigel standing outside of his building, which appears to be a converted church, in an unknown area in the capital. 

The clip starts with the artist telling the cameraman about his rent, before he takes him on a tour of his home.

The apartment is seen comprising of wooden floors and statement windows overlooking a high street. 

Self-confessed ‘hoarder’ Nigel has plenty of room for the mementoes he’s collected from his travels, from cabinets bursting with dolls from the 1960s and Mexican day of the dead dolls adorning the walls of his bedroom. 

Nigel then took the tour down a sizeable hallway into the bathroom and then the bedroom.

Both of these spaces were pretty roomy too, which makes it even more astounding that Nigel has all this for £850 per month.

During a TikTok video Nigel showed a cameraman around his flat with wooden floors and huge windows overlooking the high street 

Nigel who is a self-confessed ‘hoarder’ showed off his various collections of pictures, dolls and Mexican day of the day skulls 

TikTok users were shocked to hear that Nigel only pays £850 for the space, including and quickly shared their opinions on this 

This is extremely surprising given that parking spaces in London can cost upwards of £70,000 per year. 

TikTok users quickly took to the comments section to express their surprise at Nigel’s ‘bargain’ rent. 

One user asked: ‘Where are his 5 roommates?’

While another questioned: ‘£850 for a whole flat? Is that London Ohio?’

Another commenter, in disbelief, said: ‘Sorry I can’t believe this whole flat is for £850? Where is this zone 20?’

TikTok users quickly took to the comments section to express their surprise at Nigel’s rent with one person saying Harry Potter pays more for his cupboard under the stairs 

A fourth said: ‘That’s very good price for London. Particularly with bills included.’

Then a fifth added: ‘I thought bro be living in a dustbin for £850 in London.’

And a sixth said: ‘Harry Potter pays more than 850 quid for his cupboard under the stairs nowadays in London.’

The cameraman who shared the video has since apologised for any confusion and revealed that the flat actually costs £1,700 a month, which Nigel splits with his roommate.