Found the Best Kitchen Ever!!

Lube

A bedsit would fit that criteria too

BexInLondon wrote: »

I guess it would be ok for someone who just makes tea, toast and super noodles!

bitsandpieces

I've lived in a flat with a kitchen that was (at least in terms of area) slightly smaller - though layout was a bit more sensible. Actually got used to having everything in arm's reach. You can cook quite effectively in a small space (did plenty of roasts etc) if you put your mind to it

puddy

well having overindulged in conrads pasty shop, i cant fit in there...

Jowo_2

Cute. I love the concept of a one bedroom house instead of being crammed into a flat with no outside space. I'm a terrible gardener - a decked courtyard garden is fine for me to hang out washing and eat out in fine weather.

Looks a decent enough refurb. Shame there's no piccy of the upper bedroom or courtyard.

I wonder why they didn't fit slimmer cupboards with a narrower worktop, perhaps the standard depth of a cooker made this unworkable.

There's another view of the kitchen here.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-13805166.html?locationIdentifier=BRANCH%5E11886&includeSSTC=true&_includeSSTC=on&pageNumber=8&fromSummary=true&backToListURL=%2Fproperty-for-sale%2Ffind.html%3FlocationIdentifier%3DBRANCH%255E11886%26includeSSTC%3Dtrue%26_includeSSTC%3Don%26index%3D70

ukmaggie45

Converted from old coal house and outside loo maybe? When we moved to our house we had a similar run of outbuildings (unconverted), we just demolished them as they were on the sunny side of the back yard in summer. We grow tomatoes there now. :cool:

Maggie

tbs624

jenner wrote: »

well having overindulged in conrads pasty shop, i cant fit in there...

If you lowered the window frame you would have enough room to temporarily park your derriere when bending over..... not a good picture for the window cleaner though

bumpoowee

They should put a wall down the middle and make an extra bedroom with that space.