Studio with a raised bed with ladder beside the fridge goes on the market for £1,250 a month 

Would you like to see ‘upstairs’? Cramped studio with a raised bed accessed by a ladder beside the fridge goes on the market for £1,250 a month

  • A tiny, pokey studio flat has gone on the rental market for £1,250 per month 
  • The small home in Kensington, West London, has no room for a living area or sofa
  • The double bed can only be accessed by a ladder and hangs over the kitchen  

A tiny studio flat so small it has a raised bed that can be accessed only by a ladder has gone on the rental market for £1,250 a month.

The pokey home, in Kensington, west London, has no room for a living area, sofa or even a television, and is kitted out with a tiny table with one chair underneath the sleeping area. 

The room does have a kitchen – but is so close to the bed frame that the cooker appears hard to access.

The ladder up to the bed only leaves just enough space for the fridge door to be opened.

A tiny studio flat in Kensington, West London has gone on the rental market for £1,250 a month. The home described as a ‘single self contained studio’ has a bed that hangs over the kitchen – only accessible by ladder 

The 'newly refurbished' pokey studio is located on Wrights Lane, London W8 area, with the chosen tenant expected to pay a deposit of £1,442.30

The ‘newly refurbished’ pokey studio is located on Wrights Lane, London W8 area, with the chosen tenant expected to pay a deposit of £1,442.30

The property, that would requires a £1,442.30 deposit, is only suitable for one person to live in.

It is described for prospective tenants as a ‘double high sleeper bed’, with half of the floor space located under the raised bed, with a little head space available.

The small studio in the upmarket part of the capital does, however, boast of a separate shower and toilet.

It does come ‘furnished’ according to OpenRent who is putting up the property for lease. 

The small studio in the upmarket part of the capital does, however, boast of a separate shower and toilet

The small studio in the upmarket part of the capital does, however, boast of a separate shower and toilet

From the 'living space' located under the bed the tenant is able to reach to their kitchen cupboards and sink. It is not big enough for a television or sofa

From the ‘living space’ located under the bed the tenant is able to reach to their kitchen cupboards and sink. It is not big enough for a television or sofa 

The description reads: ‘Newly refurbished single self contained studio flat located on Wrights Lane, London W8 area, just seconds away from High Street Kensington station, shops & restaurants.

‘Laminate flooring, open plan kitchenette, double high sleeper bed, private shower and toilet for £288.00 per week, £1,250.00 per month.

‘Rent is only inclusive of central heating and hot water.’

Small living spaces in London, however, are just as in demand as huge homes in the capital.

Last January, a tiny one-bed flat went on the market for the ‘mad’ price of £430,000 – despite being so small it looks like a shed.

In 2019, a 9.1 sq metre flat in Hackney, east London, sold for about £200,000 and a year later, a 7.3sq metre studio in Kensington and Chelsea also sold for about £200,000.