A house-hunter has shared her hilarious response after discovering a London rental property in the marketplace for £1,387 monthly – with its mattress stashed in a cabinet.
Rachel Kitcat was casually viewing flats on Rightmove yesterday when she stumbled throughout the weird studio on St George’s Drive, Pimlico, central London, with the underside of the mattress inches away from the oven.
The 25-year-old could not consider what she was seeing and shortly set about filming her response to the hidden mattress for TikTok.
The video exhibits Rachel’s face pasted over photos of the property, as she says: ‘Guys, simply while you thought it could not get any worse.
Rachel Kitcat was casually viewing flats on Rightmove yesterday when she stumbled throughout the weird studio
‘Shopping for a property in London is out of the query, so I am happening the rental market now, and sure you are in all probability considering, “Are you aware what, it isn’t trying half unhealthy”, it is pretty trendy.
‘Different facet of the studio, wardrobes are pretty new, acquired a pleasant little desk over right here the place you may eat your dinner.’
5 pictures of the property present the seemingly spacious and trendy flat with a furnished kitchen and a big white wardrobe sitting reverse the worktops.
The video then strikes on to disclose the ‘bed room’, with Rachel saying: ‘Hey f***ing presto, bing bang bosh, open the wardrobe and there is your mattress.’
A London rental property in the marketplace for £1,387 monthly – with its mattress stashed in a cabinet
The mattress could be stashed away within the cabinet to make extra room when it isn’t getting used
The studio flat prices £1,387 monthly and comes furnished – and is offered on February 27
The photographs then hilariously reveal a mattress hidden contained in the wardrobe. The brand new tenants should pull it out and lay it on the kitchen ground, the place it reaches all the best way to the items.
Rachel continues, joking: ‘Think about this, you are laying right here after a one-night stand. Bosh, your bloke hits your head on the f***ing door.
‘Bosh, I hit my head on the opposite, however worry not – for those who simply edge in the direction of the top of the mattress proper right here I can get you your contemporary hen nuggets at 4am within the morning.
‘Effectively value fourteen-hundred quid for those who ask me.’
Rachel from Woking, Surrey, uploaded the video with the caption: ‘The wardrobe mattress despatched me over the sting.’
The video has been favored by greater than 5,100 individuals and has acquired dozens of feedback from customers left surprised by the worth for the studio.
One TikTok consumer wrote: ‘Worst half is landlord will discover somebody to lease it at this value.’
One other wrote: ‘£1,380 a month that is insane.’
The property is situated at St George’s Drive, Pimlico, in central London and was put in the marketplace on Friday
One mentioned that the ‘worst half’ is that somebody would truly lease it for that value
A 3rd commented: ‘I do not know who’s extra delusional, the brokers that write the descriptions or the individuals that really lease locations like this.’
One other mentioned: ‘That is greater than my 3 bed room home a month!’
A fifth wrote: ‘It is giving Maddy’s bed room from Suite Lifetime of Zack & Cody.’
The property was put in the marketplace on Friday and is described by property brokers Metropolis Residing London as: ‘An exquisite alternative to lease this well-presented floor ground studio house of this stucco fronted interval constructing.
‘The flat includes of a completely geared up kitchen, trendy bathe room and a residing house with wooden floors all through.
‘This studio is appropriate for a single occupant solely, {couples} won’t be thought-about, and payments aren’t inclusive.’
Talking right now content material editor Rachel mentioned: ‘I used to be completely appalled that somebody could possibly be anticipated to pay such a value throughout this present local weather, no matter whether or not it’s in London or not.
‘It makes me really feel unhappy that there are individuals on the market keen to pay that, 80% of them are terrible.’
MailOnline has contacted Metropolis Residing London for remark.