London bolthole is luxury escape in heart of capital – but it boasts VERY strange feature
A LONDON bolthole will be a luxury escape from the bustling heart of the capital for its lucky new owner - but it has one very strange feature inside.
The stunning apartment in Bayswater has gone on the market for £1.25million, despite offering just two bedrooms.
But would-be buyers with plenty of cash may well be left scratching their heads over an unusual addition to the top-of-the-range flat.
In spite of the hefty price tag, the flat has been kitted out with a whopping builders'-style ladder to a mezzanine level.
The structure juts out right into the middle of the living space, taking up plenty of room in front of a swanky three-piece suite.
The current owner appears to be using the little nook to store documents - and indeed it seems too small to be useful for much else.
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Estate agents Chesterton make no mention of the ladder in their listing for the property in Porchester Terrace North.
In the ad, they describe the two-bed, two-bath maisonette as "ideally located" for both the gardens of Porchester Square and transport links at Paddington Station.
The property covers 914sq ft and the new owner will have a share of the freehold, they said.
Often, when ladders are used in London homes, it's to make the most of a small space.
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A studio flat in Kensington, one of the capital's poshest postcodes, went on the market for £175,000 last year.
But the owner faces a sheer climb to get into a bed located on a small mezzanine level.
Meanwhile, a "dangerous" flat in Dublin has a ladder to get in and out of the front door.
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The property is fitted with a 10-rung aluminium ladder as it doesn't have a set of stairs.
Astonishing photos of the lay-out were shared by housing protest group Take Back The City.
