A one-bedroom London flat has been listed on Zoopla with a guide price of £200,000.
The property in Colville Road is described as "a wonderful opportunity to create a London bolthole in this prime central location in W11."
It's a studio apartment that has the bedroom, kitchen, and shower all in one space and is said to need "complete modernisation throughout".
It's been doing the rounds on social media with a few users seemingly shocked at the high price of the flat.
And while that might be just about right for the properties in London there's a whole host of unique, quirky and charming properties in Wales that you can pick up for the same price – the only downside is you probably won't be able to do the dishes while you shower.
This is the London flat in question. £200,000 will get you this – more details can be found here.
Here are some properties you can get in Wales for the same £200,000 price tag.
This former church
A former church near Penmaenmawr, which is described as a "unique development opportunity", is going for the same price.
Obviously it needs a bit of work inside but it's already been granted planning permission and has brilliant sea views.
Where: Fairy Glen Road, Capelulo, Dwygyfylchi
Details: Penmaenmawr
This old pub
If you ever fancied taking on a pub, and maybe even living on-site, this is your chance.
Inside there's a bar, restaurant, beer cellar, toilets, a commercial kitchen, and store rooms. Outside there's also covered seating area.
And you'll also find a self-contained bedsit on the first floor.
Where: Gors Road, Burry Port
Details: Burry Port
This lush bit of land
Just look at those views. This coastal land, complete with elevated panoramic views, costs the same as that flat.
It's roughly 56 acres in total, made up of:
- About 25 acres of quality level pasture/arable land with road frontage
- About nine acres of sloping rough grazing land
- About 22 acres of coastal slope/cliff land down to sea
Where: Moylgrove, near Newport, Pembrokeshire
Details: Pembrokeshire
This cute cottage with stunning views
If you're looking for the quiet life, with incredible views, then look no further.
The same money buys you this three-storey cottage in Waunfawr, near Caernarfon, that comes with useful basement space, off-road parking, and a beautiful garden.
It's been well maintained by the current owners, is deceptively spacious, and has some incredible mountain views.
Where: Waunfawr, Caernarfon
Details: Waunfawr
This investment opportunity
This six-bed house has been upgraded through the rejuvenation scheme by the Conwy council.
It has been converted into three self-contained flats offering well-maintained accommodation throughout while retaining many of its original charm and character which are in keeping with the age of this period property.
It's described as an "investment opportunity with sitting tenants".
Where: Colwyn Bay
Details: Greenfield Road, Colwyn Bay, Conwy
This modern beauty
This semi-detached family home in Neath has four bedrooms and is described as being "beautifully presented and generously sized".
Inside is a modern home with plenty of clean and current features.
Where: Penywern Road, Bryncoch, Neath
Details: Neath
This spacious house
This four-bedroom home is set over three floors and is found in a sought-after area of Newport, near the beautiful Belle Vue Park and other local amenities.
There are en-suite bathrooms and French doors that lead out to the back garden.
Where: Stow Park Drive, Newport
Details: Newport
This family home
This four-bedroom detached family home has loads of space along with large private gardens to the rear.
There's also flagstone flooring in one reception room and a modern fitted kitchen.
Where: Market Street, Builth Wells
Details: Builth Wells
