A one-bedroom property is selling for £225,000, but it looks like a shed at the bottom of a garden.
The pokey pad, just 506 sq ft, has a cosy lounge and kitchen in one room.
It has an oven, a hob, a sink, a washing machine and a refrigerator.
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The bedroom has a bathroom off it.
There is another bed up a very steep, spiral staircase, but it is so small you cannot stand up.
But the small home looks like a shed.
It is located in the picturesque town of Wirksworth, north of Derby.
One home hunter joked: “The UK housing market is crazy.
“Over £220,000 for this.
“Which is essentially a shed.”
It is being sold by Bricks and Mortar estate agents and advertised on Rightmove, as reported on Luxury Property News.
The listing reads: “Stylish detached home with bedroom and additional mezzanine, two off-road parking spaces to the front.
“Gated garden that can provide two further parking spaces, in the historic part of town beside Providence Mill, close to countryside walks.
“Brand new wood burner, modern living in a stone-built home, easy-maintenance courtyard garden with summer house.
“Perfect holiday let or ‘lock up and leave’ second home, full-height bedroom windows with external wooden carriage doors.”
It is a stark contrast to Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria, which is regarded as the most affordable place to live in Britain.
Properties sell there for as little as £33,000 – almost seven times less than the Wirksworth home.
The average house price in the UK stands at £298,000.
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