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. The first resident to be listed in the 1841 UK census was a painter, who was followed by a widow, and then a coachman. A family of six even lived here at one point! Recent visitors, however, have been shocked at the size of the building, not to mention its lack of certain essential amenities, and have been sceptical that it was ever a residential property.

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