As Dublin house prices continue to rise we're rarely shocked by high price tags anymore, no matter how small or run-down the property may be.
However, every now and then a gaff comes along with the ability to render even the most jaded home hunters speechless.
One such property is 6 Gulistan Cottages, Rathmines, an oddly-shaped, 1-bedroom bungalow with an oven in the hallway and a layout that defies gravity.Currently on the market for €350k, the minuscule home covers just 28 sqm. As the popular Twitter account, Crazy House Prices points out -"that's a lovely €12,500/sqm".The accommodation consists of an entrance porch, 1 bedroom, kitchenette, living room, shower room, and a rear courtyard.
The listing also reveals that the cottage used to be a 2-bedroom, but the second bedroom was converted into a shower room.
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