Breathe in! One of Britain’s narrowest homes that is a tighter squeeze than a Tube carriage goes up for sale for £1.1million

A tight house than a London Tube car was released for £ 1.1 million.

The interesting three -storey property, which is stuck in the Plush Notting Hill, makes it tighter than most seven feet diameters, most tube than most tube train, which is about 8.6 feet wide.

The house with two intense two bedrooms was originally built in the 1930s and was renewed in the 1950s.

However, despite its thin proportions, the two -bedroom house is listed with the unique property company of real estate agencies for £ 1,195,000 because of only one stone throw from the Kensington Palace.

Despite its strict nature, the house is defined as ‘very practical’.

Fancy, stained glass front door, an open plan, a cobblestone kitchen and a dining area.

On the ground floor there is also a shower room and one of the two bedrooms of the WC and the house.

Tighter than most tube train, approximately 8.6 feet width average

The house with two intense two bedrooms was built in the 1930s and was renewed in the 1950s

It also has a shower room and WC on the ground floor

The doors on the first floor lead to a large, specially deck terrace with fancy railing behind the house and provide an excellent environment for eating outdoors, while the reception has a decorative fireplace.

A wooden staircase climbs to the top floor where the second bedroom is located.

Simon Stone, the executive partner of the unique Property Company, said the Peel Street house is ‘nothing like anything in London’.

“Although it is seven meters wide inside, it is a surprisingly usable area,” he said. The ceiling heights are higher than you expect. It is very practical with the city house layout.

‘He would make an ideal full -time home for a person or a pair or a perfect London base.

‘The price point is also an important issue. About £ 1.2 million usually will buy a rent property in Kensington’s main pocket, whereas this is a Freehold house. ‘