People Think That This 2-Bedroom, $1.5M Apartment In London With An Indoor Pool Is An Architectural Disaster
London is notoriously expensive. From housing to food, nothing comes cheap in this buzzing metropolis. In addition to this, London is always full of surprises—take this $1.5M flat with its own private pool as an example. But things are not always as they seem and not everything that glitters is gold, as reveals this listing that got slammed on the internet for its “deeply chaotic energy.”
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This fancy $1.5M apartment in London comes with its own private pool
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“One of a kind!” the listing for the fancy apartment announces. “Luxury two double bedroom flat with private swimming pool! The basement of the split level apartment comprises luxury private swimming pool, sauna, shower, seating area with folding glass doors, kitchenette, and w/c,” the description reads.
And a really bizarre layout, as well
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One seating room has a glass panel from which you can peek at the pool below
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A luxury private swimming pool? A sauna? Folding glass doors? You may already want to call your bank for a loan, but hold your horses, because as we mentioned before, things are not as they seem. Upon further inspection of the photos of the listing, they reveal the catch—the pool is sitting right there in the middle of the apartment. What better way to start the day than to fill your lungs with a fresh breath of chlorine, right?
There are 3 fridges
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A sauna
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But wait, there’s more! “After climbing the spiral staircase you arrive at a good-sized open plan reception room with kitchen, two double bedrooms, walk-in wardrobe, bathroom with shower overhead, and small patio,” the listing reads. “The property is immaculate throughout and truly is one of a kind!” The uniqueness of the apartment truly shows, especially in this seating room from which you can peek at the pool below your feet.
Two single beds
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And a small patio
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Originally, the apartment was listed for a mere £1,000,000, but once the photos started circulating on social media, the price was bumped up to £1.2M (approximately $1.5M). Talk about business savvy! But somehow, people on the internet aren’t that enthusiastic about the apartment. In fact, when one person shared the listing on Twitter, they wrote that they need “to know the lunatic who built this and the story behind it.”
Originally, the suite was listed for £1M
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But after the photos made rounds on social media, the price was bumped to £1.2M (around $1.5M)
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All jokes aside, people on Twitter had some serious questions about the 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 2-reception rooms suite. “Why does the basement itself have THREE levels?” one person wonders. “Single beds? three fridges? doesn’t look lived-in at all? what’s going on here?” another one inquires. But it seems that at this point, there are more questions than answers.
There was one person on Twitter who claimed to have been to the apartment
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And here’s what other folks had to say
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Share on Facebooki wish there was a layout rendering, i just can't quite picture it.
I don't see any in the apartment, and the pool has been there for YEARS. Proper ventilation has probably taken care of that. They did a good job building the silly thing. ...////.... As to the chlorine smell...there probably isn't any. Most people have only been to public pools that have to be heavily chlorinated because people pee in the pool. We've had a private pool, and you don't smell the chlorine at all - because there isn't any to speak of.
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I don't see any in the apartment, and the pool has been there for YEARS. Proper ventilation has probably taken care of that. They did a good job building the silly thing. ...////.... As to the chlorine smell...there probably isn't any. Most people have only been to public pools that have to be heavily chlorinated because people pee in the pool. We've had a private pool, and you don't smell the chlorine at all - because there isn't any to speak of.
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