This Tiny Hell's Kitchen Apartment Is The Smallest On The Market

HELL'S KITCHEN, NY — We're all feeling a bit cooped up after months of quarantine, but that feeling is surely magnified for the occupant of this tiny Hell's Kitchen apartment — the smallest currently for sale in the neighborhood, according to a Realtor.com search.

The 250-square-foot studio has an asking price of $265,000 and has been on the market for just over a month.

More information:

• Address: 325 W 45th St Unit 703A, New York, New York
• Price: $265,000
• Square Feet: 250
• Bedrooms: 0
• Bathrooms: 1 Baths
• Built: 1924
• Features: ALL-CASH PURCHASE. This sunny south facing studio is a perfect jewel box in the heart of Manhattan! With an incredibly low monthly maintenance $427.80.per month, you can be a homeowner in this superior doorman building for less than renting in this sought-after neighborhood. This cozy studio boasts pre-war details including oak wood flooring, high-beamed ceilings, a wide south facing window, a deep closet, and crown mouldings. For extra quietness, a Citiquiet Window has been installed over the existing window. The pre-war bathroom features a 24 x 36' ROBERN medicine cabinet that retails for $1, 179. With an economical budget, you can add a small kitchen and update this diamond in the rough! See photos of 603A included here for kitchen ideas. The Whitby was designed by the prolific New York City architect Emery Roth and built by acclaimed 1920's real estate developers Bing & Bing. The building has attracted such New York icons as: Doris Day, Betty Grable, Clarence Derwent and Al Capone. Whether you are looking for proximity to dazzling Broadway shows (when they re-open) or just desire to live in the lively heart of Manhattan, The Whitby surely has it all- a gorgeous new lobby, a roof deck available, laundry facilities, bike storage and a top-notch staff including a live-in super and full time door attendant. Pied-a-terre, co-purchasing, and pets are permitted case by case. NO SUBLETTING.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.