:strip_icc()/i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/AUTH_a0b7e59562ef42049f4e191fe476fe7d/internal_photos/bs/2023/q/1/XHpgQgTReaOlka1vvoBQ/00001com-menos-de-25-m-de-largura-menor-casa-do-reino-unido-esta-a-venda-por-mais-de-r-1-milhao.jpg "‘UK’s smallest house’ at less than eight feet wide sells for more than £1 million | Interests")
A house in the UK that is just 2.46m wide is selling for £195,000. Housing in the UK is too small to buy. Despite its size, it has all the essentials of a normal home.
Located in Basingstoke, Hampshire, this small property looks even smaller next to its larger neighbor, appearing as an attached barn.
Its facade resembles a doll’s house with a large window to the left of the front door and a staircase to access the interior. Inside, just 29 m² has a living room/bedroom, a kitchen and a bathroom.
The living room is lined with a brown carpet, and the kitchen has a wooden floor. The bathroom has a simple room with a shower, a toilet, a towel rail and a washbasin with a dark wooden cabinet. The property also has a back door leading out to a small private garden.
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