FLIGHT SLEEPER

£125k studio flat leaves househunters baffled with bed where ‘if you roll over you die’

THIS studio flat that was on the market for a whopping £125,000 has left house-hunters baffled with its makeshift ‘bedroom.’

The property in Worthing, West Sussex, boasts of “built in bed over the stairs” – meaning unlucky sleepers could roll over and fall down straight down the staircase.

The studio flat in Worthing hides a very peculiar layout

The photograph of the unique design has baffled users on Twitter – causing many to moan about the state of the British property market.

Instead of being on the floor or in a separate room, the double bed has been elevated OVER the staircase.

There is even a step ladder in the listing’s photographs.

One person said on Twitter: “How is that bed legal, you roll over and you DIE.”

The bed is hanging over the staircase

People have pointed out that there was enough space to have the bed on the floor

Another mimicked the letting agent, saying: ““Don’t worry you won’t die if you roll over at night because we’ve nailed a shelf to the ceiling to stop you that’ll be a hundred and twenty five thousand pounds please.”

For some who are deep sleepers and usually roll about at night, this property might not be for you.

A third person pointed out that there was “perfectly adequate” space on the floor for the bed, questioning the baffling logistics of the studio flat.

Another users said sarcastically : “For only 125.000 you can risk falling to your death while you sleep! you’re not gonna get a better deal that this!”

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Located in Worthing in West Sussex, this home is described by agents Symonds as “a spacious and well converted top floor studio flat” and comprises of a kitchen area, a bathroom, and a studio area.

It has now been taken off the market, but was priced at £125,000.

The kitchen area of the studio flat

Twitter users were baffled at the logistics

The flat’s bathroom
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