A tiny flat in an exclusive area of London has gone on the market for £500 a month and comes with a shower underneath the bed . The one-bedroom studio , marketed as 'cosy ' and located in the 'up market area of West Kensington ' , comes with a bed at the top of a ladder and a kitchenette . It 's also furnished with a table , chair , wardrobe and a chest of drawers - all within easy reach of each other . The tiny flat comes with a bed on a mezzanine level , accessed by a ladder ( left ) as well as a kitchenette ( right ) The Zoopla advert , which lists a rent price of £120 a week , boasts that tenants have the perk of a 'personal shower ' that can be found stored away beneath the mezzanine bed . But this does mean that they will have to share a toilet with the other residents in the building on Castletown Road . The advert says : ' A cosy , single studio located in the heart of London 's fashionable and up-market area of West Kensington , this compact mezzanine includes not only a fully furnished living area including table , chair , wardrobe and chest of draws but also a personal shower and kitchenette complete with storage . The Zoopla advert describes the flat , which comes with a £520 a month price tag , as 'cosy ' 'This property is sure to be a popular choice with , students , working professionals and those looking for a thriving London life but at an affordable rate . ' The flat is believed to be owned by a private landlord , registered with letting agents Interlet International Lettings and Space Let . Properties in the same postcode usually retail at around £1,000 a month and were once home to the likes of Freddie Mercury and later the rest of Queen as well as Mahatma Gandhi . However , housing campaign groups have blasted landlords for renting out the flat , with one describing it as 'depressing ' . David Orr , from the National Housing Federation , told the Evening Standard : 'It 's absurd and unfair that people are shelling out around half their incomes to live in homes the size of a shoebox in London . This is one of the many signs of the chronic housing crisis currently facing our capital . ' A spokesman for affordable housing campaign Priced Out also told the newspaper : 'This so-called studio is cartoonishly small and it is depressing to think that someone is willing to live there . '
One-bedroom studio located in West Kensington has bed at top of ladder . Tiny flat also comes with a table , chair , wardrobe and a chest of drawers . Advert boast tenants will have 'personal shower ' but have to share a toilet . Properties in postcode are typically £1,000 a month and house celebrities .