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A TARDIS-style home narrower in some places than a London bus has gone on the market for £600,000.
The next room along is the sleek, modern kitchen, which features a hob laid into the countertop and microwave fitted at head height.HOME'S SPACIOUS SURPRISEAn elegant staircase leads the occupant to a below-ground level, where a little desk and chair have been set up in the hallway. Despite the space pressure, a double bed sits neatly in the room, with pendant-style lightbulbs dangling almost to the mattress.
Agents at Homesite say the property in quiet Powis Mews - where homes sell for an average of £1.88million - has much to recommend it.
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