Two bed house in London on sale for £775,000 (and it's narrower than a bus)

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26 May 2021, 15:06

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This London property might look thinner than a stick of KitKat - but it's still going for a hefty £775,000. With a savvy layout and stretched out rooms, the quirky pad is hot property. The reception room is the narrowest at 2.23m - which, did you know is thinner than a double decker bus? - while the kitchen and dining room go up to 3.06m.

With an open plan living space, basement storage unit hidden beneath and a stunning garden, it's much more spacious than it appears. 

The property is located on Queen’s Road between Mortlake and Barnes stations. The listing says: "This wonderful home features light and airy split level living space, an unusually wide landscaped garden and a sought after location.

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"Further features include exposed brick work, outside storage, refitted shower room, kitchen snug, skylight lanterns, sash windows as well as practical double glazing and gas central heating.

"There is a private front door with stairs immediately up to a raised kitchen/breakfast room with eating area, storage and an open view through to the back reception with stairs leading down to this lounge.

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"The lounge is an eclectic space with a high level bookcase accessed via a wheeled library ladder, sitting/tv area, side door to outside and then bi-folding doors onto the garden.

"The first floor offers a landing with storage, a gorgeous shower room with sliding door, front bedroom with exposed brick wall and double glazed sash windows and a rear double bedroom with built in wardrobes."

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David McKenna, from Sceon+Berne estate agents, told the Evening Standard: "It’s like going into a boat when you open the front door.

"You walk up some stairs into this cool, open-plan kitchen and there’s a line of sight right through and down to the back garden.

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"It’s not going to be everyone’s cup of tea of course. But it’s something a little bit different, particularly for the area that it’s in."

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