[arista]

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[Niamh.]

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[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

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[This house might be on the narrow side of things,
but it packs in a lot more than you’d think.
So while you might baulk at a guide price
of £1.3million (and yes, that is a lot of money, let’s be real),
it makes a lot more sense once you go inside.

From the outside, though,
your first impression of this two-bedroom house
in London Fields will likely be something along
the lines of: ‘bit skinny, isn’t it?’.

Your eyes are not deceiving you.
The property is indeed a bit skinny,
with its widest point just over 8ft and 9inches,
and its narrowest coming in at 6ft 8inches.]

https://metro.co.uk/2022/05/21/skinn...lion-16684659/


Up North
you buy a street for that.

[Swan]

Pathetic really isn't it. And worrying. How on earth to the working class ever wish to get on the property ladder nowadays?!!

I live in Kent, a pretty well known town, and i was shocked to see the price of a 4 bed up the road, £525k. Not even really a nice area, on a busy road, and park at the back of the garden with screaming kids by day, and drunk teenagers by night.

[Alf]

It's smaller than Michael's bathroom.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Swan

Pathetic really isn't it. And worrying. How on earth to the working class ever wish to get on the property ladder nowadays?!!

I live in Kent, a pretty well known town, and i was shocked to see the price of a 4 bed up the road, £525k. Not even really a nice area, on a busy road, and park at the back of the garden with screaming kids by day, and drunk teenagers by night.

I bet some of those bedrooms are small.

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Alf

It's smaller than Michael's bathroom.

True