This article is an external press release originally published on the Landlord News website, which has now been migrated to the Just Landlords blog.

A tenant in Bristol living in one of Britain’s smallest homes is being evicted, after he discovered that the property is just a shed without planning permission.
Simon Rogers, 39, has rented the 198 square foot property since March, despite it having no windows and a shower he cannot fit into.
The bus driver pays £400 per month and Council Tax on the home, but it has now emerged that the shed has no legal status.
The landlord has listed the “smartly-presented”1 studio for sale with agents for £30,000.
Rogers says: “I don’t know what my next step will be.”1
Bristol City Council is investigating.
1 Corcoran, L. (2015) ‘I’m being kicked out of my £400pm shed’, Metro, 16 September, p.29