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- A narrow home in London that's roughly 8 feet wide is on the market for £650,000, or about $905,580.
- The two-bedroom home is only 30 feet long, making it only about 240 square feet.
- The home has vast skylights in the main house and a garden leading to a stand-alone studio.
A narrow home in London's Twickenham neighborhood is on the market for £650,000, or about $905,580, Jam Press reports.
Homes on Third Cross Road in London.
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Inside, the residence on Third Cross Road is about 8 feet wide and about 30 feet long, according to Jam Press, making it only about 240 square feet of space.
The living room inside the tiny home.
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The kitchen and dining area is long and narrow with vast windows on the ceiling to bring in natural light.
The tiny home's kitchen.
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At the back end of the kitchen, glass-windowed doors lead to a garden.
A view of the whole kitchen.
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The first-floor bathroom is just over four feet wide, but it fits a full-sized bath and shower, according to Jam Press.
The first-floor bathroom.
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The living room has a blue accent wall and can fit both an armchair and a couch.
The living space.
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Past the living room, a staircase leads up to the bedrooms, Jam Press reports.
A view of the staircase and the living room.
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Upstairs, the wooden cozy vibe continues into one bedroom.
Inside one of the tiny home's bedrooms.
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The other one has plain white walls and a window in the back.
The second bedroom.
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Jam Press reports that the second bedroom is currently being used as an office.
The second bedroom being used as an office.
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The second bathroom has a glass shower and storage cabinets.
Another full-sized bathroom.
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Outside, there's another little outbuilding that could be used as a studio, Jam Press reports.
Outside of the home.
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Inside, there's a kitchen, bathroom, and living space, according to Jam Press.
Inside the studio.
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Jam Press reports that this building is the perfect place to host guests since the main house is so small.
The outbuilding's main room.
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The property is "perfect for entertaining friends or relaxing on a summer's evening," Caroline Turtle, the agent and local property expert for Purplebricks in Twickenham, told Insider.
Inside the kitchen in the main house.
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