Want To Live In Britain’s Tiniest House?

Thanks to my good blogging friend Pete for this terrific story – taking us inside Britain’s smallest house!

Look at this! Pete shared a ton of great information about this tiny property!

*The smallest house in Britain is just 72 inches wide and 122 inches high!
*The record for the smallest property has been verified by the Guinness World Book of Records. It happened after the owner of the North Wales Weekly News, Roger Dawson, toured the UK and examined all the self-proclaimed ‘smallest’ properties.
*The property was bought in 1891 by Robert Jones from William Edwards for £20. He lived in the Custom House Terrace. By complete coincidence, the last tenant to live here had the same name Robert Jones and he was 6 foot 3!
*The house used to be made of traditional stone but it has since had a makeover and stands out in a vibrant Welsh dragon red.

Thanks for this Pete, and if you want to see the micro-bedroom as well, click on his entire story here!

I have always been fascinated by tiny spaces, like these wild “capsule hotels” in Japan!

Yes, those capsules are your entire room!

See more here, including all of the really cool amenities that come with a night inside a capsule!

So, would you stay over night in one?

Or, would you rather live a “capsule life” like this?

It’s real, and you can see what life inside this egg would be like – just click on my story here!

Back to Japan, there is one capsule hotel that allows you to literally sleep in a bookshelf!

Click here for that wacky story:

As you know, micro-hotels aren’t new, but a disturbing new trend has been happening, with a move toward “nano apartments!”

Yes, you are looking down at a new apartment – in its entirety! It’s the size of a normal PARKING SPACE!

You can see my story about these microscopically small apartments by clicking here:

Let me know if you’ve ever stayed at a “capsule hotel!”

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