Mumbai's 2BHK Flat In Mere 323 Sq Ft Causes Stir, Home Tour Video Viral

Mumbai seems to have earned a reputation for being cramped, from residential spaces to educational institutions and workplaces. Recently, a video of a 2BHK flat within a tiny 323 sq ft area, sparked disbelief across the internet. The feat of fitting two bedrooms, a living room, and a kitchen into a space scarcely larger than a single-car garage left many questioning the ingenuity and efficiency of urban living in the city.

Tiny 323 sq ft 2BHK?at a whopping Rs 75 lakhs

Priced at a whopping Rs. 75 lakhs and situated in a towering 23-storey building in Kandivali East, this particular flat defied expectations, eliciting a mixture of awe and amusement from internet users.

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The woman in the video led the virtual audience on a home tour, showcasing how the tiny space was ingeniously transformed into a functional flat. While the compact kitchen and living area were deemed acceptable, the discovery of a missing double bed in the master bedroom and the complete absence of one in another sparked uproarious laughter among netizens. And for those expecting a typical bathroom setup, the unconventional washrooms provided an additional element of amusement.

Size of Mumbai 2BHK stuns internet

One user on ‘X’ summed it up with, “2BHK flat in a 323 sq ft area. 323 sq ft is less than even one-half of a badminton court. This is for 75 lakh. Don’t miss the washrooms and try to find the bathing space in them.” Another user humourously added, “Bathroom toh shuru hote hi khatam ho gaya,” while a third confessed, “I had to replay the washroom part to understand where exactly do I take a bath.”

Many other poked fun,?with one stating, “Their definition of a master bedroom is slightly (very) different…. ~300sqft is usually the actual size of a ‘master bedroom’ in reality. Mumbai RE is a joke.” Another asked, “Ye Bedroom me Bed lagane ka jagah kidhar h?”

However, some supported the idea of compact living and saw the best the builders could do.?“People laughing at this should go to Singapore; such flats are being sold at a million Singaporean dollars,” remarked one user, joined by another who praised, “That’s some serious creativity in space management!"

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