Who said the boom was over? Tiny house in Sydney covering just 63square metres sells for $900,000, making its owners $60,000 just SIX MONTHS 

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As rumours swirl that the Sydney housing boom has come to a close, a petite one-bedroom terrace has gone under the hammer for an impressive $900,000.

The 63sq m sun yellow abode at inner east Sydney's 7 Little Bloomfield St in Surry Hills was nabbed by an investor.

The owner bought the terrace back in March for $840,000, making a cool $60,000 in seven months, reports Daily Telegraph.

The 63sq m sun yellow abode at inner east Sydney's 7 Little Bloomfield St in Surry Hills

An old-fashioned central paved courtyard is a feature of the original configuration terrace 

The original configuration home offers an external bathroom & laundry linked by an old-fashioned central paved courtyard.

Six buyers registered to bid on the tiny home-mostly young couples-but an investor snapped it up after recently buying another property on adjacent Bourke St.

The owner, Doi Kim, 25, leased the propery while getting getting Development Approval, which added substantial value to the property.

Oxford Real Estate Darlinghurst selling agent Michael Marano said the sale was a strong reflection of the current market.

'I think leading up to Christmas, nothing will change.'

'Buyers always want more and it was just a touch under the reserve.' 

The owner bought the terrace back in March for $840,000, making a cool $60,000 in seven months

The selling agent for the property Michael Marano said the sale was a strong reflection of the current market