Tiny one-bed flat pitched as 'ideal' for couples raises eyebrows over one major issue

A tiny one-bed flat listed as "an ideal choice for couples" has raised the eyebrows of prospective due to one major issue.

The London , on the market for £100,000, is described as "compact" - but there doesn't seem to be room for a double bed. The description reads: "The property features a single bedroom and bathroom within its compact 9.75m2 area. Making it an ideal choice for individuals or couples."

The listing comes with pictures showing a single bed and it would appear that if you don't mind sharing a tiny home with your partner, this is the flat for you. The flat is located right in the heart of , West London.

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The listing comes with pictures showing a single bed, as reported by , and beware as only accept cash buyers are being accepted. The listing has certainly got people talking online as one said: "I've never seen a sink that small."

Another person added: "That's not a flat, it's a tiny bedsit." One user said: "Absolute bargain for the location (depending on things like service charge, lease length etc)."

One more commented: "Yeah if I was single and wanted to thus isn't bad. Only problem is fitting a desk and storage but with some smart furniture one could figure it out." Another said: "You know you'd be able to rent it out for a grand or two a month. London is stupid." The property is being sold by Tyron Ash International Real Estate.

Earlier this year, a quirky two-bedroom flat in one of Britain's fetched £775,000 after months on the market. The apartment at its narrowest point is just six feet wide and at its widest measures 13 feet from front to back.

Despite its size, the unusual home hasn't put off would-be buyers, mainly thanks to its address at Thurloe Square in posh South Kensington, London. Instagrammers are often seen outside after the property and many wanted to see inside, too.

Despite the huge sum, prices seem to be going down. Back in 2016, a one bedroom flat at just 600 sq ft went on sale for £895,000. The "well-known local tourist attraction" looks like it could be from a film set - and onlookers say it is almost as if there is only the front of a house, with no rooms inside.