One-bed London flat is 700-a-month and the bed is a SOFA crammed in tiny room but there are SOME perks

A TINY London flat has gone on the market for £700 a month â€" and it’s missing a crucial feature.

The mini studio in north-west London is so small there’s no room for a bed, meaning the new tenant will have to kip on the sofa.

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A tiny studio has gone on the rental market for £700-a-month â€" but eagle-eyed flat hunters will notice a major omissionCredit: Rightmove.co.uk

But agents insist there are still plenty of good reasons to move in â€" with free washing among the perks.

The home in West Hampstead features just the sofa, a tiny kitchenette, a desk and a chest of drawers.

In spite of that, it’ll cost a whopping £8,400 a year for the occupant.

And hilariously, agents OpenRent describe the miniature home as “medium-sized” in an optimistic ad.

They say the property is a “modern studio flat in a quiet tree-lined street close to all amenities and public transport in London NW3.”

The home features an electric panel heating, fibre broadband and an en-suite shower and toilet â€" while all bills are inclusive and there are no agent’s fees, the ad reveals.

London is well-known for being particularly challenging for those on a budget.

Last week, we shared photos of a Notting Hill property available for just under £800 a month â€" even though it doesn’t have a toilet.

The little apartment is billed as “well equipped” by letting agents.

But eagle-eyed apartment hunters will quickly spot one major omission.

While the studio offers a shower â€" which has been set up in rather bizarre fashion beside the electric cooker â€" there’s no toilet to be found.

Even more oddly, the listing doesn’t mention a loo at all â€" leaving potential tenants to speculate about what they can expect if they decide to move in.

And earlier this month, we revealed another Notting Hill flat billed as “spacious” by landlords â€" even though it doesn’t offer a bed or shower.

Agents describe the bedsit as “fully furnished” in a glowing ad on Gumtree.

However, according to the photos, the flat offers just a fridge, a small hob with two electric rings, a sink and a microwave.

But those with plenty of cash will face a much more appealing time house hunting in the capital.

A buyer with £4million to spare will be able to move into stunning property which stands just yards from Notting Hill Gate station â€" but is completely concealed behind a row of shops and a Nando’s.

The property, which is completely invisible from the street, boasts five bedrooms laid out over 3,000 square feet.

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The flat is so small there’s no space for a bed â€" meaning the new tenant will have to sleep on the sofaCredit: Rightmove.co.uk

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There’s little else in the apartment besides a shower room and a kitchenetteCredit: Rightmove.co.uk

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But agents say there are plenty of perks â€" including that all bills are includedCredit: Rightmove.co.uk

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