THIS stunning bedroom in trendy East London with a skylight and an antique bathtub on top is on the market for renters – but there’s a catch.

The double bedroom in the converted 1930s warehouse needs a new inhabitant, but you won’t be the only one living in the space.

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Potential tenants will share space with an “eclectic mix of people” in one of the last “truly spectacular” old-fashioned warehouses.

There are five bedrooms around a colossal 1,200 square foot common area — with a plethora of antiques and vintage collectibles.

Vintage pin-up posters adorn the kitchen walls – and the space has a wood-burning stove for those chilly London nights.

And in the bathroom, one wall has exposed brickwork while the floor is a classic black and white checkerboard pattern.

The space is filled with an antique French tub and butler sink.

The room on offer, which will set you back £830 before bills, is a loft-style room, with high ceilings and a loft bed.

The listing on GumTree says: “This is a fabulous loft-style bedroom with high ceilings and a loft bed (which gives you the benefit of all the floor space available below).

“It’s a large ‘L’ shaped room with permanently fixed desk space and shelves below the mezzanine. It can be partially furnished with vintage pieces including a Chesterfield chair, wardrobe, ottoman and a mattress.

“This is one of the last really spectacular old-fashioned warehouse actions in Hackney, it’s one of a cluster of spaces inhabited by an eclectic mix of people; you won’t find many others like this one in zone 2.”

The huge common area has been used for photography sessions before — but there’s no TV to encourage “the endangered hobby of conversation.”

And the antique rooms aren’t for the faint-hearted, as the walls are adorned with taxidermy.

But millennials may be excited about the apartment’s overhead skylight, which gives plenty of natural light and is “ideal for our giant houseplants.”

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And to add to the bizarre furnishings, the area also has its own church pulpit.

Current tenants said the wacky addition: “Great for sermons, political manifestos or just preaching to converts.”

But potential tenants have been warned that this is not a party house – so don’t expect to bring the whole pub home with you after a night out.

Up on the roof, the common area is currently used to grow vegetables and keep bees – so the listing is perfect for the eco-warrior.

But people sharing the space together need mutual ‘respect and appreciation’ and need to ‘contribute to the overall dynamic’ of the ‘peaceful’ apartment.

And a perfect tenant for this wacky apartment should be ready to have a “healthy debate on just about any topic” with the warning that “nothing is taboo”.

But they’ll also enjoy recycling, composting and plant conservation – as well as drag racing.

Writing about the tenants’ current interests, the listing read: “Interests include drag racing (seriously, real drag racing! Not RuPaul – but stilettos are also popular in the house), tiki, vehicular era, cycling, keeping fit, car boots, blues, cooking, pickling, gardening, vintage outfits, fashion, travel, cheese and music.”

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