Whether they're nestled in the heart of Paris or perched on high in the glittering San Francisco skyline, we all know that prime real estate pads don't come cheap. But these small homes, which have just 1,000 square feet of floor space, can fetch up to seven figures. From £1 million ($1.26m) studios to one-bedroom apartments worth millions of pounds, take a peek at the world's most expensive small spaces.

This 696-square-foot condo in the centre of San Francisco may be small but comes with a huge amount of style. Having recently been remodelled, it has brand new wooden flooring that runs throughout. It's also surrounded by windows that provide natural light and offer views over the hills of San Fran. Located in one of America's most expensive cities, it's yours for an eye-watering £950,000 ($1.2m).

The living area, which is open-plan and includes a small dining space, also comes complete with a grey stone fireplace and plenty of modern, white units which are perfect for storage.

The newly renovated kitchen is decked out in brand new white tiles and white marble countertops, with pale blue walls that match perfectly.

Take a few steps outside of the living area and you'll be transported onto this grand terrace which has been packed full of outdoor furniture and planters to create a relaxed tropical feel.

Situated in The Park Court Aoyama The Tower, in the city centre of Tokyo, Japan, this one-bed apartment is packed with luxury amenities and has priceless views to match.

At just 914 square foot, the interior uses monochrome colours and gloss textures for the decor. The sociable living space is open-plan with a modern compact kitchen at one end. The super sleek design is decked out with gloss cabinets and a stylish pendant lamp hangs above the cooker.

The living area is zoned off with a comforting rug, while floor-to-ceiling windows offer up views of the city.

The perfect place to relax, the marble bathroom gives off the feel of a mini spa with a small hot tub and mood lighting. If you're on a slightly more modest budget, you can get the look with these affordable luxury bathroom ideas.

Overlooking the city square of Piazza San Giovanni in Florence, Italy, this apartment sits on the fourth floor of an elegant building and features loads of luxury touches including some exclusive views.

At 1,076 square feet, the small space is full of character. The living room has access to the balcony and is decorated in a traditional style with draped curtains and a marble fireplace.

The bedroom carries on the traditional theme with hints of terracotta mixed with a calming white. The French doors lead out to a second small balcony.

The apartment sits on the fourth floor of an elegant building which looks out over the Cathedral and the Baptistery of St John, two of the most popular spots in the city. The picturesque terrace is the perfect place for alfresco dining against the city skyline.

Recently renovated, this incredible apartment sits in a Grade II-listed building in the affluent area of Knightsbridge, just a stone's throw away from the local museums and shops.

It may be tiny with just 544-square-feet of floor space, but it doesn't compromise on luxury. The living area has plush sofas and a grand fireplace with open doors to the kitchen.

The double bedroom is cosy but functional and features an alcove with storage for books and clothes on either side. A double window looks out onto the iconic facade of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

The bathroom is just as luxurious as the rest of the apartment. Decked out with stone walls and flooring, a bath and even a tv screen have been squeezed in for the ultimate spa experience.

This one-bedroom mews house in the heart of Mayfair, London has just 833-square-foot of floor space. We just love the planters outside the windows and the classic white brick facade.

 

 

The kitchen, which sits just off the living area, has plenty of cooking space and is perfect for entertaining your guests while they sit back and relax.

Located at the front of the house on the first floor, the double bedroom has rustic natural wooden floorings and idyllic views over Berkeley Square.

The ultimate in luxury, this apartment in New York is in the trendy area of Manhattan. With 1,003 square foot of living space, the layout utilises every inch of space to create a hardworking home with a place for everything.

The open-plan kitchen features black granite counters and is furnished with top-of-the-line appliances. It also comes with motorised shades and wood flooring throughout.

The dining area sits just inside the front door, but the marble table, stylish artwork and blue accents help to separate it from the living space.

The spacious bedroom features panoramic windows on both sides and a large fitted wardrobe. There's also just enough room for a small reading chair in the corner.

This Parisian apartment, located right near the famous Place Charles de Gaulle, is on the second floor of a luxurious building. At just 925 square feet, the tiny apartment uses minimalist decor to optimise the available space.

The entrance to the apartment boasts high ceilings and plenty of bespoke artwork. Leading through to the living room, you'll find an open-plan space with fresh white walls and a light wood floor running throughout.

The kitchen continues the neutral theme, with its gloss cabinets and worktops. It also has some extra work-space that can also be used for a dining area with three bar stools sitting on the other side. Discover more neutral decorating ideas that always work like a charm.

The cosy bedroom has gorgeous views out onto the Parisian streets and is separated from the living area with a simple divider screen. We wouldn't mind resting our heads on this plush bed.

This modern apartment sits in the heart of Tuscany in Forte dei Marmi. Despite its 1,076-square-foot layout, the open-plan scheme and high ceilings create a bright and spacious home.

The entrance leads to a long living room and dining zone, which features luxurious details such as smoked glass doors and modern strip lighting.

The bedroom, which sits on the upper level, has a sloping ceiling with a skylight that floods the room with natural sunlight.

The terrace has picture-perfect views over the main square, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind on the outdoor sofa.

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