This 7-foot-wide house in London just went on the market for £1.25 million

Winkworth

The skinny property was built in the 1930s to fill a gap between the houses on either side.

We all know London's property market is out of control, but a 7-foot-wide property dubbed "London's narrowest home" has just hit the market for a staggering £1.25 million.

The skinny property, available through Winkworth, sits in a row of Victorian terraced houses and is set across three floors consisting of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and even a south-facing roof terrace.

It lies on the border of two of London's most exclusive neighbourhoods - Kensington and Notting Hill - making it one of the most in-demand properties on the market.