A TINY house measuring just 3ft-wide has hit the market for £235,000.
The Doll’s House, in Porthleven, Cornwall, has just one bedroom and was built in an alleyway between two properties.
The Doll’s House, in Porthleven, Cornwall, has just one bedroom, a living room, kitchen/diner and hallway[/caption]
The pocket-sized property covers a total of 339 sq ft and is on sale for £235,000[/caption]
The pocket-sized property, which covers a total of 339 sq ft, is on sale for £235,000 – but any families interested will struggle.
Estate agent Tom Reed of the Mather Partnership, said: “You really wouldn’t be able to host a family of four here.”
Yet despite this, the agency revealed there has been “fantastic amount of interest” in the property due to the stunning views of the cost.
The house boasts a kitchen-diner, shower room, 1 bedroom and living room divided by a staircase.
The listing states that the “charming” house offers a “offers a delightful blend of character and modern living”.
It adds: “With its quirky design, the property is well presented throughout, making it an inviting space for those looking to get away to the coast.”
“The location in Porthleven is ideal, with its vibrant community, local shops, and delightful eateries just a stone’s throw away. Utilised as a holiday let by our current clients, one of the standout features of this lovely cottage is the incredible sea views that can be enjoyed from various vantage points within the home.
“This property truly embodies the essence of coastal living. Being sold with no onward chain, this cottage presents a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, investors, or those seeking a tranquil retreat by the sea.”
In 2017, the property was listed for £250,000, but it has since gone back on the market for £15,000 less.
It was originally referred to as the Box and Heater house due to its iron-shaped interior and position wedged between two houses.
The street the house is on was also once known as Lifeboat Terrace because the village’s first lifeboat house was built there in 1863.
The average house price in Cornwall is currently £342,000, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The tiny property has been described as being “charming” by the estate agent[/caption]
The property boasts stunning views of the sea[/caption]
The tiny home was previously on the market in 2017 for £250,000 – £15,000 more than what it is selling for today[/caption]
The average house price in Cornwall is currently £342,000[/caption]
