The one-bed space has hit the market for £35,000 as an investment opportunity for anyone seeking to let out their own student accommodation.
It is one of 109 rooms that have been built out of the former Crookes Valley Methodist Church & School on Crookes Valley Road.
Just a few short years ago, the Grade-II listed building, dated to 1881, was derelict and underwent renovations to become flats.
But this flat in particular has a unique feature that has been preserved through the renovations - an enormous Gothic circular window dominating the living room.
Anyone who has ever seen the building from street level will be struck by what it looks from like on the other side.
Take a look through our gallery below for a look at this one-of-a-kind feature.
And, if you were interested in making this room part of your portfolio, you can find more information on its Zoopla page.
5. Gothic architecture
The window is a true example of the former church's Gothic architecture that was preserved through the renovations. | Purple Bricks
6. One bed and ensuite
The flat is otherwise an simple student flat and would make an investment opportunity. | Purple Bricks
7. In need of TLC
The new owner and investor will need to give the flat some TLC, if this photo of the ensuite is anything to go by. | Purple Bricks
8. What are you buying?
It's worth noting the investor is only buying the bedroom and ensuite - the communal area with the window is a part of a shared open-plan kitchen with other residents. | Purple Bricks