A unique property in Chatham, Kent, is now available for auction, showcasing one of Britain’s narrowest homes – a two-bedroom terrace house standing at a mere 7ft wide. This Victorian house, currently vacant, is listed with a starting price of £75,000.
The compact residence features a bedroom that measures just 4ft 7ins wide, with a total floor area of only 49 square meters. The ground floor of this slim structure comprises a living room, kitchen, and bathroom within its 7ft 2ins width.
On the upper level, there are two bedrooms and a loft room accessible by ladder. The property photos reveal a snug bathtub that spans from one wall to the other.
Reportedly constructed to fill the gap between existing terraces, this distinctive home, as described by estate agents McHugh & Co, is in need of modernization and conveniently located near Chatham railway station, according to OnTheMarket.
While the property may require some refurbishment, its affordability and location make it a compelling option for those seeking a challenge and suitable living space in the area. The online auction for this property is currently ongoing, with bids accepted until Wednesday, September 17.
In addition to this unique offering, another intriguing property is on the market – a two-bedroom cottage on the Burg Peninsula, Isle of Mull, Scotland, offering stunning coastal views. Listed at £195,000, this traditional cottage is described as enchanting and ideal for those seeking isolation and adventure.
Advertised by Bell Ingram on Rightmove, this cottage sits on approximately 0.31 acres of land and features a glazed sunroom leading to the kitchen, a sitting room, two bedrooms, a garden, and a shed.