A FLAT billed "bright and airy" is available to rent for ￡1,200-a-month - but you can't completely open the front door.
The one-bedroom studio apartment in Edgware Road, London appears to be a bit cramped despite what property giant, RightMove say.
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The door to the Edgware Road property doesn't completely open Credit: Rightmove 4
The apartment offers a kitchen, bedroom and living space all in one Credit: Rightmove
The front door is greeted by the apartment's storage unit, making it difficult to open.
It means that an occupant will likely have to slide their way in sideways to be able to get inside.
And the single bed mattress appears to be inches away from the kitchen stove, with a bedside table that doubles up as a living space coffee table.
It might be difficult to host a group of friends as the living/ bedroom offers only one additional fold-away chair.
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Despite being labelled "bright", the flat only has one window, with the bathroom not attaining any natural light.
It's clear the property's rent of a whopping ￡1,200-a-month is based on its central amenities, as it's located near train stations including Paddington and Edgware Road.
Prospective tenants be pleased to know that bills are included in the price, giving them one less thing to consider when putting down a deposit.
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The property offers one 'bedroom' Credit: Rightmove 4
The bathroom appears to have no natural light Credit: Rightmove