Inside tiny house spanning just six foot wide that sold for £146k - Manchester Evening News

Inside tiny house spanning just six foot wide that sold for £146kThis narrow property is half the size of its neighboursNewsPhoebe Jobling Property Writer17:16, 03 Jun 2025The narrow

property could be turned into a house(Image: Strettons) A tiny house that stretches just six foot wide has sold for just £146,000. The narrow property in London, which is half the size of

its neighbours, was listed for auction on Thursday, May 22 with a guide price of £140,000.

The three-storey building was priced around £540,000 lower than the average sold price of a house in the capital last year, according to online figures.

‌ The property on Exmouth Road in Walthamstow is currently being used as a workshop, but auction house Strettons says it has 'huge potential' for redevelopment as a residential home.

‌ Inside it currently has an area with kitchen appliances, a small bathroom and a thin set of stairs leading up to an attic.

The current kitchen area(Image: Strettons) Another set of stairs then lead down to an unfurnished room in the cellar. There is also a garden to the rear.

Article continues below Residential auction house Strettons, who put the property under the hammer, said: "A unique opportunity to acquire this substantial three-storey freehold property on

Exmouth Road, E17.

"Currently used as a workshop and commercial premises, this versatile building offers huge potential for redevelopment, whether as a continued business space, a residential conversion, or a

live/work unit (subject to local planning consent).

The attic area(Image: Strettons)‌ The listing continued: "Located in the heart of Walthamstow, the property benefits from excellent transport links, with Walthamstow Central and Queens Road

stations both within easy reach, providing swift access to the city and beyond.

"Internally, the building offers generous square footage across three floors, with a flexible layout that can be adapted to suit a range of purposes.

"High ceilings, large windows, and solid structural integrity present an exciting blank canvas for transformation, whether into stylish apartments, a spacious live/work loft, or a

state-of-the-art commercial premises."

Article continues belowThe house is much smaller than its neighbours(Image: Strettons) Prior to the auction, surveyor Michael Mercer said there was significant interest in the property.

He said: "We have had a lot of interest in the unique opportunity in a prime location, and we are looking forward to seeing how it goes on Thursday."