New York City is notorious for its less-than roomy real estate that go for astronomical prices - and one property has proven that theory far too true.

A listing for a 140-square-foot studio at the top of a four-floor walk up is on the market for a whopping $1,375 a month.

The space lacks a lounging area, kitchen and windows - despite windows being a legal requirement in New York - but is complete with a door-less bathroom and a bed frame with a mini fridge stacked right on top.

Your Vanity Reality touts the Upper West Side listing as the 'cheapest deal around the neighborhood you will find to live on your own!'

DailyMail.com did not hear back from the real estate agent after reaching out for comment regarding the windows.

A shower stall, toilet and sink are separated by a half wall behind the bunk bed, which has a refrigerator on top

The property's location is prime, situated a few blocks aware from Central Park

An Upper West Side apartment is on the market for $1,375 a month

One woman took to Twitter, clearly discouraged while apartment hunting

The property's location is prime, situated a few blocks aware from Central Park at 114 West 71st Street.

The real estate agent acknowledges the cramped the space, writing in the property description: 'NYCs Famous Small living space sleeping quarters..!!'

One Twitter-user spotted the property while apartment hunting and was discouraged by the results.

'Looking for apartments in NYC is wild depressing,' the Syracuse alumna wrote.

'Like how you put a fridge on top of a bed and want 1375 a month for it?' she asked, pointing out the mini fridge placed strategically on top of what appears to be a bunk bed.

A shower stall, toilet and sink are separated by a half wall and there are no windows in the studio.

There is a bright side, however, as utilities are included in the rent and the space has been renovated with hardwood floors.

Other online Twitter users offered some suggestions - try looking outside of Manhattan, or perhaps down south where you can get more bang for your buck.