A cramped Kensington studio with a bunk bed over a sofa and a kitchenette just inches away is renting for £1,400 a month, with all bills and a £30 water charge extra.
A tiny London studio flat in Bermondsey costs £1,390 a month and requires tenants earning £51,000 a year, with strict rules banning pets, smoking, parties and even a real bed.
A single parking space in Fulham overlooking the River Thames is on sale for £150,000, with buyers also paying annual service charges and ground rent for security access.
A shocked Lidl shopper found a live gecko inside a bag of rocket salad after the reptile survived a long refrigerated journey from Italy to Poland before discovery.
A £1,000-a-month studio in Harlesden, north London, offers a sofa bed instead of a real bed. Recently refurbished, it includes shared kitchen access and a large garden.
A rare red telephone box in London’s Whitechapel is up for auction from £5,000, offering a chance to own British history with potential for creative future uses.
A disused public toilet on the Isle of Dogs near Canary Wharf is on sale for £110,000, offering a rare freehold plot with development potential and a spacious rear garden.
A nine-bedroom detached house in Lewisham priced at £615,000 is up for sale, but its crumbling bathroom and dated interior require a full refurbishment project.
A double garage in Clapham Common is on sale for £150,000, offering space for up to three cars in a prime London location where parking is a rare luxury.
A parking space next to wheelie bins in Wimbledon is on sale for £22,500. The gated gravel spot near Wimbledon station is described as secure and priced for a quick sale.