Every New Yorker knows New York City apartment living is hard. 

We've even given you tips on how to make apartment living easier. 

We've also highlighted small New York City apartments before. Micro apartments, even (and if you don't know what those aforementioned living spaces look like, check 'em out here). 

All that being said, this apartment that 6sqft recently highlighted might take the cake in not only the tightest living space we've seen before, but also the most awesome-looking. 

As 6sqft stated, "This single-family home located on a street where Windsor Terrace meets Park Slope measures a very narrow twelve feet in width. 

However, a recent renovation of the skinny space by Redtop Architects makes up for the lack of stretching room with efficient planning and good design. 

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Large windows and skylights are used to fill the home with natural light from all directions, in turn creating a sense of spaciousness that defies the structure’s restricted width." 

Check out this space below in all of its amazingness... not too shabby for Park Slope, amirite? 

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Watch the Construction of NYC's First-Ever Micro Apartment Complex. 

[Feature Image Courtesy via 6sqft]