A cheeky landlord has put a store room on sale for £15,000 – and it’s listed as a flat.
From the outside, the ‘property’ looks just like any other London townhouse apartment.
But upon further inspection, it measures just 47 square feet, as reported by Luxury Property News.
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Not only is the property marketed as a flat, it is currently being used as a store room.
And the ‘home’, located in Highbury, north London, is currently full to the brim.
The store room is on the first floor “within a mid terrace building”.
It is set to be sold by auction by Auction House London Hampstead for a starting price of £15,000.
But the sneaky hidden conditions of the tenancy mean you’ll be forking out more than you bargained for.
In fact, the property is on a new lease of a whopping 999 years.
It will be subject to a tenancy that has to generate £12,000 per year – costing the owner of the store room £100 a month.
Some may say it’s a steal for a store room in the capital.
And it could be dreamy if you’re a commuter.
Arsenal and Drayton Park Tube stations are nearby.
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