Located deep in the garden, super small in size, but that special house is for sale for up to 5 billion VND.
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Of course, London is one of the cities with the most “luxury” real estate prices on the planet, so it’s not difficult to understand, when a house costs several billion dong even though its area is very small. Recently, the real estate floor in London for sale a micro house in Wales with a width of 2.1m, with a total area of less than 11m2. Here are a few pictures of a small house with a “super huge” price: 
General structure of the whole house. The house has a lounge, kitchen, 1 bedroom and bathroom, 1 stairs leading to the first floor – where the bedroom and bathroom are. 
Everything in the house is cramped, but the house has a parking space outside the front door. 
From the outside, the apartment is small and pretty. The small house is sandwiched between two massive houses and hidden behind a garden, so most people don’t see it from the outside. 
The ground floor of the house can be extended for more living space, while the kitchen and dining room are in a small area. 
Classic small bathroom with simple design. 
The inside of the house is quite old, the paint has peeled and yellowed. The small space, smart design of the house has attracted the attention of many people. Despite its micro size, this property has quite a lot of potential as it is located in the luxurious Mumbles area on the outskirts of Swansea, South Wales. The Halifax House Price Index shows that the average house price across the UK in April 2021 stood at £258,204 (about VND 10 billion per unit), up 8.2% year-on-year and up 1.2%. 4% compared to March 2021. 
After 10 years, real estate in London has grown by 86%. On a quarterly basis, house prices in the most recent quarter (February-April 2021) increased by 0.9% from the previous quarter, corresponding to the quarter from November 2020 to January 2021. According to the latest figures from Rightmove, the average selling price of a property in London is currently £604,000. In Haringey, north London, the asking price for the median home rose 10 per cent to an average of £636,000. In Bexley, on the Kent border, Richmond on the Thames, Kingston on the Thames and in the deepest south-west London, have all seen price increases of just over 7 per cent over the past year, to £433,659, £846,164 and £634,482 respectively. The suburbs are the places where the price increases the most, because buyers want to expand more living space and the house price is suitable for their financial ability. Explain (Source The Sun)
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