While property pages these days can offer up some shockingly tiny homes, not many are so narrow as this particular skinny pad in Conwy, Wales. Squeezed in at the end of a terrace of houses on the North Welsh quayside, Britain’s smallest house is painted a rich red and sits 72 inches wide and just 122 inches high.

While the skinny building is now a tourist attraction, drawing a reported 55,000 visitors each year, 'The Smallest House in Great Britain' was home to a number of residents reportedly from the 16th century until 1900. The Conwy home was originally built to fill a gap in the Conwy walls as housing became more scarce.

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