THIS flat in the beating heart of a city centre is a steal for just £350 per month – but it comes with a catch.
While new residents will find themselves situated right in the action, they may have to compromise to get the most bang for their buck.
The miniature abode is available for just £81 per week, and new tenants will be within walking distance of the best that Hull city centre has to offer.
But the pocket-size apartment is the smallest non-student property in the area, with a floor area that fills just 29 square metres.
Residents are immediately greeted with an open-space lounge and dining room, featuring clean white walls and plenty of natural light.
A small partition connects the living room to the kitchen area, which comes with wood cupboards and white amenities.
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However, anyone expecting a master bedroom may be disappointed, as the proposed 'bedroom' area is a little more snug than most.
The new tenants will need to be economical with their space to make the recently redecorated flat feel a little more roomy.
As tenants move through the open-space lounge and bedroom area, they will find a tiny shower room, with a toilet just beyond another door.
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While it may not be the biggest apartment a city has to offer, the new residents will feel like they are getting the deal of the year compared to one of London's smallest flats – which is going for over £1k per month.
The partition-divided kitchen and lounge area will seem like a castle compared to this London property – which is so small tenants can cook from their bed.
The same could be said for this apartment, which is just 1.5 metres wide yet charges an extortionate £1,050 in rent.
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