Notting Hill flat so small that you’ll have to sleep on the SOFA goes up for sale for £350,000

A Notting Hill flat that is so small that there only appears to be a sofa available to sleep on has gone on sale on Rightmove for £350,000. 

Prospective buyers can look forward to ‘enjoying ample built in storage’ in the 254 square feet Kensington property that also has a large south facing bay window. 

Set in London’s most expensive borough, the studio is immaculately presented with pale green walls and a fitted open plan kitchen as well as a beautifully decorated bathroom and wooden floors.

It appears as though the current set up has a sofa bed to make the most of the space available and there is a large south facing bay window. 

The sofa appears to be the only place to sleep in the room while a beautiful bay window looks out on the tree-lined Cambridge Gardens in Notting Hill, which is located not far from Portobello Road and and Golborne Road

In the kitchen, sitting and bedroom there is also a wooden desk, a breakfast table and a small island kitchen close to the front door for easy access to outside and a phone system in the beautifully painted green-coloured room 

The Cambridge Gardens property is within walking distance of Portobello Road meaning buyers are basically on the door step of famous restaurants and shops of the area.

There appears to be on street parking outside the tiny flat in Cambridge Gardens that is very close-by Ladbroke Grove underground station with access to the Circle and Hammersmith & City line for links to Paddington Station and the City 

According to Foxtons, the W10 property is 50 per cent more expensive than the average Notting Hill studio, which is usually valued at £225,500. 

There appears to be on street parking outside the tiny flat in Cambridge Gardens that is very close-by Ladbroke Grove underground station with access to the Circle and Hammersmith & City line for links to Paddington Station and the City

The kitchen has a large oven, finished kitchen tops and a all-in-one tap. It also has several cupboards and shelves that can be used to store your plates and shopping. While outside, the modern flat also had tree-lined roads and is situated close-by ‘impressive’ detached and semi-detached villas, according to the estate agents Foxtons

Foxtons estate agent say the bathroom has been ‘beautifully’ decorated. Both the sink and walls appear to have a marble effect which enhances the period features that pepper the property in Cambridge Gardens

The situation of every increasing prices also seems to be getting worse. In the last 12 months, the average price of flats in Kensington, which is home to approximately 150,000 people, reached a staggering £1,334,573 according to Zoopla.

That is roughly five times more expensive than flats sold in Croydon – one of the cheapest areas to live in London where the average flat costs £266,217. 

Recently, it was revealed that Croydon is also home to the cheapest street in London where people can get their hands on a property for just over £100,000 on average.